‘Doesn’t like us’ statement from Phillipe Clement teases Rangers Scott Brown’s battle.

Going up against Scott Brown, a manager who “doesn’t really like Rangers,” is something Philippe Clement is looking forward to. The Light Blues’ next test is a Scottish Cup encounter at home against Ayr United on Saturday after they defeated Aberdeen yesterday night to draw level with Celtic at the top of the Premiership. They will be motivated to maintain their chances of winning the Treble since they have already secured the Viaplay Cup and there is still a strong title competition.

However, Brown is a Celtic icon who has a track record of defeating Rangers and taking home numerous trophies in the game, so he’s bound to be fired up and inspire his teammates to play with all their might. Even in the initial few months of his reign, the Belgian is aware of this intriguing story.

“Another task in a competition against a manager who isn’t very fond of Rangers, where it’s in or out. Thus, playing the game will be exciting.” The manager of the Gers, meanwhile, has acknowledged that the team will think about appealing Dujon Sterling’s red card from yesterday night. He thought that Duk’s yellow card for allegedly elbowing Connor Goldson was excessive, and he also thought that the ordering off was severe for a “tackle on the toes”.

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