Chris Sutton continues to take aim at Rangers manager Philippe Clement after their disappointing defeat to Ross County dealt a blow to their title hopes. The Light Blues missed a golden opportunity to narrow the gap with Celtic as they fell to a 3-2 loss against Don Cowie’s side, conceding three second-half goals in the process.

Having already mocked Clement’s “moral victory” claim following their draw with Celtic, Sutton wasted no time in taunting the Belgian manager once again in the aftermath of their defeat to Ross County. Posting on X on Sunday, Sutton remarked, “Not even a moral victory today… well played Ross County.”

Rangers were unable to replicate their strong second-half performance against Celtic in their match with Ross County, failing to impose themselves on the game. Despite taking an early lead through an own goal, they struggled to create scoring opportunities and lacked the required intensity to trouble their opponents.

For Rangers to have a shot at clinching the Premiership title, they cannot afford slip-ups like this. Failing to secure maximum points and failing to test Ross County’s defense will undoubtedly concern fans and observers alike. With Celtic now firmly in control of the title race, Sutton and many Hoops fans are relishing the prospect of seeing their team maintain their lead.

As the battle for the championship intensifies, Rangers must regroup and rediscover their winning form to have any chance of challenging Celtic. The upcoming match at Parkhead looms large as a crucial test for their title ambitions, with the need for a definitive victory becoming more pressing than ever.