Derek McInnes looking left with Rangers coaching leave Ibrox surrounded by pyros
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Incredible footage of Rangers players leaving Ibrox for Old Firm showdown vs Celtic

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Rangers have arrived at Parkhead for the latest edition of the Old Firm against Celtic on Sunday.

It's the second derby of the past week, with no away supporters allowed to follow the blues for this one.

But, Derek McInnes and his squad have still been backed by thousands.

Leaving the famous Ibrox steps to get on the coach for the short trip, the streets around the stadium were packed out.

Fans with flags, fireworks and pyrotechnics made sure that the Bears are well up to embarrass their neighbours again.

Rangers won 3-0 at Ibrox, and Martin O'Neill is feeling the pressure.

Incredible footage from Ibrox

This is common for the magnificent Rangers support, who will follow their team wherever they head into battle.

The Premier Sports Cup victory last week was special at home, but going away and doing the business again would trump that.

Rangers will be surrounded by the home fans in all four stands, and silencing them early will be critical.

Footage from Riain on X has shown exactly who the players are fighting for, and it's those incredible fans again.

As the coach pulled away from Ibrox, they were met with huge applause and fans following them to battle on the streets.

Martin O'Neill panic clear already

O'Neill took his frustration out on the media in midweek before another defeat, this time in the Europa League.

And after watching his side dominated by Rangers last week, he's made some huge changes.

None more so than going with five defenders and no wingers.

Rangers have rattled their rivals, who are also seemingly playing four central midfielders to try and deal with the physicality of Dan Neil the rampaging Bears.

Derek McInnes looking left with Rangers coaching leave Ibrox surrounded by pyros
Alan Rough scoffs at what he's heard about Dan Neil after Rangers heroics

As for McInnes, he's gone unchanged, but the beauty of that is how he can change things tactically, as seen by James Penrice going into midfield for most of the game last week.

While the same team, don't just expect the same tactics and result, it will take another huge effort to leave with three points.

But with these fans behind you, anything is possible.

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