Celtic have a title-race opening after Rangers failed to beat Dundee at Dens Park. Derek McInnes’s reaction made

Writer Phillip Cooney argues that Derek McInnes unfairly framed Dundee's 2-2 draw with Rangers as a gifted result rather than an earned point. A mistake by Dan Neil allowed Callum Jones to score Dundee's equalizer at Dens Park on October 17, 2026, which denied Rangers an eighth consecutive victory and left an opening in the title race for Celtic.
Cooney contends that while McInnes claimed Rangers gifted the chance, Dundee fully merited their result by remaining competitive and organized. Despite McInnes acknowledging his side underperformed and that Dundee deserved their early lead, Cooney criticizes the manager for bitterly depicting the match outcome as an injustice.
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