Kris Boyd believes Celtic remain vulnerable to another crisis despite winning their last two matches and heading into the international break four points clear of Rangers. The Ibrox side have a game in hand, meaning Celtic’s advantage could be reduced…

Pundit Kris Boyd claimed Celtic remain close to a crisis despite securing back-to-back victories against Beşiktaş and Kilmarnock. Boyd argued that Rangers hold the momentum in the title race, suggesting any dip in form for Martin O'Neill's side could quickly trigger renewed unrest among supporters targeting the board, manager, and squad.
While Celtic currently lead the Scottish Premiership, Rangers hold a game in hand that could narrow the gap to one point. Celtic's points-per-game average has fallen from 2.47 to 2.17 since the last international break, with O'Neill planning to review recent matches to address tactical weaknesses ahead of upcoming European fixtures against Torreense and Omonia.
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