As he took a slow walk up the Celtic tunnel on full-time, it wasn't hard to feel something for Wilfried Nancy, a haunted manager on the end of a sixth defeat in his eight games. Over-promoted and out of his depth.

Rangers made it a three-horse title race and made Wilfried Nancy's hot seat even hotter following a 3-1 comeback win over Celtic in the Old Firm derby on Saturday.

Wilfried Nancy’s job as Celtic manager has come under even more intense scrutiny after a 3-1 home loss to fierce Glasgow rival Rangers in the Old Firm derby, the biggest match in Scottish soccer.

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Pressure is mounting on Wilfried Nancy after winning just two of his eight matches in charge of Celtic, with the Scottish champions weighing up potential replacements following their Rangers defeat

Wilfried Nancy told disgruntled Celtic fans that he is "very close" to turning things around at Parkhead despite continuing his nightmare tenure.

Furious Celtic fans ramped up their protest against the Parkhead board immediately after their derby defeat to Rangers. Thousands of Hoops legions left the stadium early and gathered at the front doors of Celtic Park to demand the removal of the hierarchy.

You have to roll back the clock to 1985 for when a Sir Alex Ferguson led Aberdeen were the last team not named Celtic or Rangers to win the league in Scotland, but thanks to set piece dominance, Hearts are leading the league at the moment,

Holders Wolfhounds score four tries to secure a bonus-point 24-7 win over Irish rivals Clovers in Saturday's Celtic Challenge derby in Galway.