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McInnes: Rangers Not Afraid Of Facing Celtic In Scottish Cup Quarter-Finals
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McInnes: Rangers Not Afraid Of Facing Celtic In Scottish Cup Quarter-Finals

Complete Sports about 2 hours 1 mins read

Rangers manager Derek McInnes has described an upcoming quarter-final cup tie against arch-rivals Celtic as a “mouthwatering” fixture after securing his first win in charge with a 5-1 victory over St Mirren in the Premier Sports Cup. He expressed happiness that the high-profile clash will take place at Ibrox. Read Also:I Can’t Believe Arsenal Considered [...]

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