John Hartson has stirred up controversy with his recent remarks directed at Rangers fans following their team’s dramatic 3-3 draw against Celtic on April 7th.

The electric atmosphere at Ibrox saw Gers initially trailing 2-0 and later 3-2, only to salvage a hard-fought point in the end.

A late equalizer from Rabbi Matondo in stoppage time sealed the draw for the home team, sparking both delight and disappointment among supporters.

Taking to Twitter, Hartson didn’t hold back, implying that Celtic had missed a golden opportunity. He critiqued the defensive approach, highlighting Matondo’s crucial goal: “Yang should have directed Matondo to his weaker left foot. A remarkable strike. Leading 2-0 at halftime, they could have capitalized further. Rangers stepped up their game in the second half, pushing Celtic to the brink. Ultimately, the jubilant home fans seemed content with just a draw.”

Hartson’s stance strongly demonstrates his allegiance to Celtic, with his analysis reflecting a one-sided view of the match.

His critique of the Rangers faithful celebrating the draw overlooks the sheer determination and resilience shown by the Gers, who fought back from behind to claim a valuable point. The result had significant implications in the title race, with Celtic dropping crucial points that could potentially tip the scales in Rangers’ favor.

With Rangers poised to seize the top spot if they win their pending match, the drawn result represents a missed opportunity for Celtic in their quest for glory. Philippe Clement’s squad might rue missed chances, contrasting with the hunger and drive displayed by their rivals.

Hartson’s frustration appears evident as he lashes out at Rangers fans, emphasizing the unfavorable outcome for his team in the closely contested encounter.