Rangers to Win the Title at Celtic Park Odds & Other SPFL Outcomes

At present Rangers will have the opportunity to win the Scottish Premiership title at Celtic Park if they beat Livingston and St Mirren, this is providing that Celtic beat both Aberdeen at home and Dundee United away in the run-up to playing their deadly rivals on 21st March.

If both sides win their fixtures prior to their meeting, then Rangers will need to win away at Celtic to win what will be their first Scottish Premiership title since the 2010/11 season.

Celtic will realistically have to win their next three fixtures against Aberdeen, Dundee and Rangers in order to stop this from happening.

Celtic captain Scott Brown is known for his feistiness and aggression in the middle of the pitch and since the start of the 2008/09 season, he has been shown six red cards and 86 yellow cards.

Brown’s last red card in an Old Firm fixture came back in February 2010, following an off the ball incident with Rangers striker Kyle Lafferty, a game which saw Maurice Edu score a stoppage-time winner to ironically all but confirm Gers as league champions again.

The former Hibernian midfielder’s last red card came on 20th January in a 2-2 draw at Livingston for lashing out at Livi’s Jaze Kabia, just five minutes after coming on as a substitute. With the likes of Alfredo Morelos on the opposition side, a man who has been well known to antagonise the Scotland international, this could perhaps be the game that sees Brown get his second red card of the season.

As mentioned above, Scott Brown’s disciplinary record in the Scottish Premiership speaks for itself, he has been shown five yellow cards and one red in 23 league appearances so far this campaign.

Meanwhile, Rangers striker Morelos is a handful for referees, he has been booked six times across all competitions for Gers this season, of which two of them came in their previous two Old Firm meetings.

When Rangers met Celtic on 29th December last season the Colombian also known as 'El Bufalo' was sent off at Celtic Park in a 2-1 win, for a second yellow card after diving in the Celtic penalty area in the 95th minute of the game.