Rangers and Celtic are stepping away from the Scottish Premiership briefly as they gear up for the Premier Sports Cup semi-final clashes coming up this weekend.
Following a disappointing defeat to Aberdeen, Rangers’ James Tavernier has called for better results from his team, acknowledging the fans’ frustrations and stressing the importance of consistency and improvement. Tavernier emphasized the players’ responsibility to deliver results and meet the high demands set by a club like Rangers, aiming for a strong performance in the upcoming fixtures to secure a spot in the final and retain the trophy.
On the other side, Aberdeen’s head coach Jimmy Thelin is focused on giving a full effort against Celtic in the semi-finals, highlighting the significance of a strong team performance, belief, and unity to pursue victory. Thelin emphasized the growth of the players, building team spirit, and creating opportunities for success as the key objectives in their cup campaign.
