Celtic and Rangers share one of the most intense rivalries in football. Who can claim the edge between the Scottish Premiership giants?

For over a decade, Rangers' turbulence has provided their rivals with a steady diet of schadenfreude, but ahead of Sunday's League Cup semi-final, both clubs have been fighting for the negative headlines. In the east end, Celtic fans have spent weeks protesting against a board they see as out of touch.

CELTIC earned the bragging rights and a spot in the Premier Sports Cup Final after beating Rangers at Hampden on Sunday. And it was a game that was absolutely FULL of controversy. Celtic won 3-1

W ith the possible exception of the very early weeks of the season, when Celtic and Rangers meet, it is usual for one of them to be hovering somewhere close to crisis. It is simply the nature of Scottish football, the overwhelming strength and remorseless antipathy of the Glasgow sides. When one is down, the other is presumably up.

Celtic could have been three or four up. Butland was ridiculous in theRangers goal, it seemed everything that came near him, he got

Rangers legend Ally McCoist believes the Gers did not benefit from "one of the worst" decisions" ever in defeat against Celtic.

The last time Rangers welcomed Hibs to Ibrox, they emerged 2-0 victors in Russell Martin’s only home domestic win against top-flight opposition. In the last clash at Easter Road on Wednesday night, a Danilo strike was enough to separate the two sides in the capital.

Martin O’Neill spoke to the assembled media at Hampden yesterday afternoon ahead of tomorrow’s eagerly awaited Premier Sports Cup semi-final against theRangers at the national stadium. Here’s everything that was

Rangers have released a strongly-worded statement slamming the level of refereeing in Scotland after their defeat to Celtic. Gers suffered a 3-1 defeat to bitter rivals Celtic after extra time in