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Published 11:10 23 Sept 2017 BST
Updated 11:11 23 Sept 2017 BST
Celtic have been untouchable in Scottish football for quite a while now, and will be aiming to make it 57 domestic games unbeaten on Saturday.
Celtic fans could be forgiven for dismissing the importance of the rivalry anymore, given their supremacy, and James McClean has fed this notion with a line that is sure to rattle Rangers faithful to the core.
https://twitter.com/JamesMcC_14/status/911495733106413569
McClean is most likely claiming that the Old Rangers are the second best club, and that the new club are behind them, but the cheekiest Celtic fan might claim that he's inferring that Celtic's reserves are better than them.
Either way, the Hoops were loving it, and the Gers... not so much.
https://twitter.com/Certusgj/status/911501846379995136
https://twitter.com/colettewelsh/status/911506602435457024
https://twitter.com/derrycelt/status/911518445400969216
The Rangers fans fought back.
https://twitter.com/Blairrich_5/status/911522130134802432
https://twitter.com/gjengland/status/911504823014608902
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