Speaking in the lead-up to the fixture, Ferguson expressed his disappointment in Rangers’ recent performances and urged the team to rise to the occasion in front of their home fans.
Rangers, who have fallen short in the title race, will be aiming to restore some pride and momentum against their fiercest rivals. Ferguson, who captained Rangers during some of the most intense Old Firm battles, said the players must show fight and character in what is always a high-stakes encounter. “There’s no doubt about it — they need to raise their game,” he said. “The levels haven’t been good enough, and facing Celtic, you simply can’t afford to be off it.”
While the title is out of reach, Ferguson believes there is still plenty to play for, including bragging rights and building confidence ahead of the Scottish Cup final later in May. He stressed the importance of individual players stepping up and delivering a performance worthy of the Rangers badge. “You’ve got to take responsibility in these games
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