Rangers stun Celtic with Miovski's late winner in Scottish Cup clash
Rangers defeated Celtic in a Scottish League Cup quarter-final at Ibrox, with Miovski scoring the late winner. Celtic had early defensive errors but ultimately fell short.
TL;DR Rangers have defeated Celtic in the Scottish League Cup quarter-final, with Miovski scoring a late winner.
Key Points - The match was played at Ibrox and kicked off at 12pm BST. - Miovski scored the decisive late goal for Rangers. - Celtic had a shaky start, including a defensive error by Johnstone.
What We Know According to The Guardian Football, Rangers set the early rhythm at Ibrox, with Penrice winning the ball in midfield. Celtic made a defensive mistake early on when Johnstone cleared the ball straight to Kelsy, who then hooked the ball wide. Miovski ultimately secured the victory for Rangers with a late goal.
Why It Matters This result extends Celtic's streak of losses in this competition, highlighting the intense rivalry and competitive nature of the Scottish League Cup quarter-finals.
What Happens Next Rangers will advance to the next round of the Scottish League Cup, while Celtic will focus on their upcoming fixtures. (This is speculation as no specific next match dates were provided in the facts.)
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