Kenny Miller admits Celtic scorelines flatter Rangers | OneFootball

Former Celtic and Rangers striker Kenny Miller has admitted that the scorelines in the last three Glasgow Derby games have flattered Philippe Clement’s side. The Belgian manager and Cyril Dessers have claimed that fine margins cost the Ibrox side but Miller disagrees.

Speaking to Clyde Superscoreboard on Monday evening, the former Scotland Internationalist has admitted that their is a gulf in talent between the teams.

Celtic won the Scottish Cup thanks to a late Adam Idah goal just two weeks after winning 2-1 in the league at Celtic Park. Last month, Rangers held Celtic to a 3-3 draw at Ibrox thanks to a late goal from Rabbi Matondo and then Miller references the 2-1 win at Celtic Park in December. Miller is quite correct in his assessment that Celtic have been the better team all season and that the scorelines have actually suggested that there was less between the teams.