Glasgow Rangers v Celtic Glasgow, the Scottish Premiership Round 20 tie, is scheduled to kick off at 2.30pm on Monday 2nd December at Ibrox Park and will be broadcast live on Digi Sport 1.

Rangers and Celtic, the two flagship teams of Glasgow and Scotland, are the protagonists of one of the oldest derbies in football history. The first match took place on May 28, 1888, “Celtic” – “Rangers” 5-2.

The Old Firm is an event that brings together teams who have made history together with 107 league titles (Rangers 55 / Celtic 52), 74 Scottish Cups (Celtic 40 / Rangers 34) and 47 League Cups (Rangers 27 / Celtic 20 ). ).

At European level, Celtic won the European Cup in 1967 (2-1 in the final with Inter Milan), becoming the first British team and the only Scottish team with the trophy on their list, and Rangers responded by winning the Cup. 1972 Cup Winners’ Cup (3-2 in the final with “Dynamo” Moscow).

The Old Firm or Glasgow Derby reached episode number 432 in all competitions; so far, Rangers have won 168 matches, Celtic have won 162 matches and there have been 101 draws.

Glasgow Rangers are second in the Scottish Championship with 45 points from 19 games and have won four and drawn their last five league games, the latest of which was a 3-0 home win over Motherwell on December 28.

Michael Beale’s first-time Old Firm boss are unbeaten in 10 home games this season, winning nine and drawing at Ibrox Park.

Glasgow Celtic sit top of the table with 54 points from 19 games, nine more than their arch-rivals, and enter the big derby on the back of a run of five wins in their last five Scottish Premiership games – leagues

The team, coached by Greek-born Australian Ange Postecoglou from the summer of 2021, has 18 wins and one loss this season, the only blip being the one that came from St. Mirren has scored 0-2 away from home since September 18.

The last head-to-head match between the two sides was played on 3 September when Glasgow Celtic beat Glasgow Rangers 4-0 at home, with Abad 8, 40, Hota 32 and Turnbull 78.

However, Celtic have won just once in their last five trips to Rangers’ ground, even in their last visit to Ibrox Park, a 2-1 scoreline in the previous season in the Scottish Premiership.

Superbet offers odds of 1.65 on the prediction GG: Both teams will score in the match Glasgow Rangers – Glasgow Celtic.

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