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3rd September 2022
02:27pm BST

"I'm going to tell you something, the touch is excellent, the finish is absolutely exquisite. It's breaking my heart. What a goal that is. "The finish is absolutely sublime. But I'm gonna take you back to the free-kick. As soon as the free-kick is taken, there's three Rangers players switch off. "Kamara, Kent and Lundstrom not looking at the ball at all and facing the wrong way.Take nothing away from the goal because the finish is, as much as it pains me, is sublime."McCoist was spot on with his take of the goal, and often remarked to Celtic playing bold, attacking football. Some felt that, as a former Rangers star, he was still paying them too much lip service. https://twitter.com/tycoch7/status/1566046606528585728 One of the most striking aspects of the Celtic performance was the relentless pace at which they took the fight to Rangers, pressing them high up the pitch and keeping the ball alive for long stretches. Ally McCoist, on more than one occasion, noted how the Celtic ball-boys were rapid in getting the ball back to players when it went out of play. https://twitter.com/dtr1984/status/1566044299166466050 https://twitter.com/Hazycfc/status/1566044396931497986 Between the Celtic players and ball-boys, it was all too much for Rangers. That pressure told on Rangers goalkeeper on Jon McLaughlin when, late in the game, he passed the ball straight to David Turnbull and was left picking the same ball out of the net as the scoreboard changed to 4-0.
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