Oxlade‑Chamberlain Saves Celtic, Rangers Stall, Hearts Keep Rising

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Mark Guidi 0:30
Good evening, Paul Cooney here, along with Charlie McGrew and also Mark Gweedy. Rangers drop points late, late in the game against Motherwell 1-1. What a match last night, live on Sky. And moments later, Celtic collect all three points late, late in the game against Livy. We'll get there, we're just getting the levels right for you here. So Celtic... Oxlade-Chamberlain, it's a debut that he will never forget. It twists, it turns. Mark Weedy, top of the table. Hearts the night before, late, late goal in the derby. What do you make of it? If you had time to draw breath, what's your thoughts after last night's closing moments at Celtic and also at Motherwell? full of twists and turns Paul at one point Rangers are a goal up they're playing against 10 men they're cruising they're comfortable I'll beat Motherwell we're playing well but you'd say Rangers will see it through and Celtic had to stop each time to beat bottom of the table Livingston so at one stage
Mark Guidi 1:25
you're looking like Rangers are going to really push on towards Hearts and Celtic are going to drop back a bit and then five minutes later it's a reverse so we knew this midweek was going to be critical Paul it's the same on Sunday Rangers v Hearts at Ibrox, Comarnock v Celtic come five o'clock or six o'clock on Sunday we'll have a clearer picture of where everything stands but If Rangers don't win on Sunday against Hearts, the title is not in their hands. They're looking for favours against Hearts. So it's critical for Rangers that they beat Hearts on Sunday to keep it in their hands. Charlie, where do you want to start? I think you go for it just now. We'll fix this, mate. Yeah, it's getting better, getting better, getting better.
Charlie Mulgrew 2:09
Charlie, for last night... Well, first of all, I was at Tyne Castle for the Hibs game and Hearts... were pretty poor in the game.

What led to Rangers dropping crucial points against Motherwell?

Charlie Mulgrew 2:18
They got it over the line and they won the game. I said after the game, I don't fancy Hearts for the league. Still, to a lot of Hearts fans' surprise, they're only too happy with me, as usual. It's not the first time this year.
Mark Guidi 2:33
I don't blame them in some ways, Charlie.
Charlie Mulgrew 2:35
Yeah, listen, of course they're going to be annoyed. I can only say it how I see it, from my experience, based on what I've saw and how I see the game. Now, Hearts for me, Celtic scored last minute against Dundee, they scored last night against Livingston. But they have 12 shots on target and 8 shots on target. Now, Hart's had 2 shots on target, didn't even have a chance against Hibs and they scored in the last minute. Fair play, taking nothing away from them. They showed a right good attitude to fight to the end. Probably a lot of that's to do with Del McInnes and his attitude and putting that onto the players, obviously. Good manager, good man-manager, knows how to get the best out of Hart's. But...

How did Oxlade-Chamberlain's debut impact Celtic's title race?

Charlie Mulgrew 3:13
they can't for me they've done it for two thirds of the season and they deserve a lot of credit for that I just don't think they continue it for the full season that's my opinion now last night Celtic brilliant going score that last minute goal but they weren't great in the game but they can only get better Celtic in terms of performances and Martyn will be pushing for that they should have scored three or four early on in the game they didn't do it and why didn't they Charlie what's going on that's what I mean there needs to be a ruthlessness early on in the game they need to understand that I'm sure that the chances they had early in the game if they had them in the last ten minutes one of them would have been put away because you realise at that moment these are critical Celtic need that desire for the start of games because we're in a title race now and they need to start putting their chance away and putting teams to bed because even teams like Livingston who have not offered a lot this year as long as it stays 1-0 they always feel that they've got a chance and they did get a chance and they scored it Rangers watching Rangers Mullall dominated the game the thing for me is I thought they would have dominated it even more but they didn't they dominated it they dominated the game I thought

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