The upcoming clash between Rangers and Celtic is set to capture the undivided attention of Britain.
Scheduled for Super Sunday on Sky Sports, serving as a precursor to theManchester United vs Liverpool fixture at Old Trafford. With the traditional 1.30pm English Premier League slot lying vacant, all eyes will be firmly fixed on Glasgow from High Noon, ensuring an electrifying start to a day of top-tier football.
As Rangers and Celtic prepare to lock horns, the stakes could not be higher. Currently, Celtic have a one point lead but they have played a game more than their rivals.
The significance of this encounter extends far beyond bragging rights; it’s a pivotal moment in the title race, with both teams eager to secure a direct entry into the revamped Champions League. This not only promises additional glory but also the opportunity to participate in two extra games under the new league format.
With no supporters to cheer them on in person, every Hoops fan will be glued to their screens, relying on Sky Sports to bridge the gap. This presents an opportunity for the broadcaster to step up its coverage of Scottish football, which traditionally has not received the same level of attention as its English counterpart.
The fervent anticipation surrounding this match underscores the need for comprehensive and respectful coverage that reflects the importance of the fixture.
