Barry Ferguson, serving as interim manager for Rangers FC, led his team to a significant 3-2 victory over Celtic at Celtic Park today. This win marked the first time since 1991 that a Rangers manager secured a debut victory at this venue.
The match began with Rangers taking a two-goal lead, thanks to goals from Nicolas Raskin and Mohamed Diomande. Celtic responded with goals from Daizen Maeda and Reo Hatate, leveling the score. However, an 88th-minute goal by Hamza Igamane, assisted by goalkeeper Jack Butland, clinched the win for Rangers.
Ferguson’s tactical approach and the team’s resilience have garnered praise from fans and analysts alike, with many advocating for his permanent appointment as manager. Post-match, Ferguson lauded his players’ character and fighting spirit, emphasizing their commitment and application on the field.
This victory not only boosts Rangers’ morale but also strengthens Ferguson’s case for securing the managerial position on a permanent basis.
