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Celtic edge Rangers in revived Tennent's Sixes as Scottish football reports emerge
Celtic secured a heated victory over Rangers in the indoor tournament, while reports also touch on international absences and staff movements in Scotland.
Written by GFR Iberian Desk · AR001095
Celtic secured a 5-4 victory over Rangers in the final of the revived Tennent's Sixes tournament at Braehead Arena, according to a report by *The Guardian*. The result marked a turnaround for Celtic, who had earlier suffered a 7-1 defeat against their Glasgow rivals during the indoor event.
The fixture demonstrated the continuing intensity of the Glasgow rivalry. *The Guardian* reported that former player Charlie Mulgrew acknowledged getting carried away following the match. Additionally, video footage surfaced showing angry scenes inside the Rangers dressing room after the final.
International Absences and Managerial Backing
Away from the indoor tournament, *BBC Sport* reported in its gossip roundup that Celtic winger Hassan missed an international fixture for Egypt. Further details regarding the reason for his absence were not disclosed in the report, and official confirmation from the club or national federation has not been released.
The same roundup by *BBC Sport* indicated that the Rangers manager has received backing amid ongoing scrutiny. Meanwhile, reports also mention that an assistant manager at Hibernian is currently facing a potential exit from the club.
Status of Reports
These developments remain based on media reporting rather than formal announcements from the respective clubs or governing bodies. Specific details concerning injury statuses or staff changes have yet to be officially confirmed.
Sources
- BBC Sport Football — Celtic's Hassan misses Egypt match - gossip
- The Guardian Football — Celtic celebrate heated win over Rangers in final of revived Tennent’s Sixes
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