Rangers 21/10 to beat Bhoys at Parkhead
Rangers travel to Parkhead on Tuesday night having already secured their second successive league title, but will be aiming to continue the party by beating arch-rivals Celtic in their own back yard.

FourFourTwo's betting partner, Paddy Power, make Rangers 21/10 to win at Celtic Park - a fantastic price considering they’ve only lost twice in the league all season.
The draw is a 9/4 shot, but punters will - in all likelihood - be backing Rangers to kick Celtic while they are down.
5/4 Celtic Win
9/4 Draw
21/10 Rangers Win
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Kris Boyd joined the 100 club last time out against Dundee United; his goal at Tannadice taking him to 100 SPL goals for Rangers.
He will be expected to continue his scoring streak against Celtic on Tuesday night. He’s the 5/1 favourite in the Rangers team to bag the opening goal, while the other scorer against Dundee United, Nacho Novo, is at 7/1.
First Scorers
5/1 Boyd
11/2 Miller
13/2 Lafferty
7/1 Novo
9/2 Keane
6/1 Fortune
6/1 Rasmussen
6/1 Samaras
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The sides played out a 1-1 draw in the last outing at Celtic Park, a scoreline that is 5/1 to take place again.
However, Rangers fans have every right to believe that Walter Smith's side can triumph. A 2-1 away win pays 9/1, while a humiliating 3-0 away win is a massive 40/1 for the Gers.
Correct Score
8/1 Rangers 1-0
16/1 Rangers 2-0
9/1 Rangers 2-1
40/1 Rangers 3-0
25/1 Rangers 3-1
30/1 Rangers 3-2
6/1 Celtic 1-0
9/1 Celtic 2-0
15/2 Celtic 2-1
20/1 Celtic 3-0
16/1 Celtic 3-1
25/1 Celtic 3-2
Gregg Davies is the Chief Sub Editor of FourFourTwo magazine, joining the team in January 2008 and spending seven years working on the website. He supports non-league behemoths Hereford and commentates on Bulls matches for Radio Hereford FC. His passions include chocolate hobnobs and attempting to shoehorn Ronnie Radford into any office conversation.

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