Rangers' torment of Celtic reaches new level as unique Old Firm derby exploits prove

Glaswegian bragging rights are clearly Rangers' after Saturday night.

In recent years, momentum and bragging rights have gone back and forth between Rangers and Celtic.

Such is the nature of how fierce and competitive this rivalry is, it's hard for any one side to consistently get the better of the other.

However, 2026-27 is proving to be Rangers' year so far when it comes to the Old Firm.

Derek McInnes' side recorded back-to-back wins over the Greens last month, whilst Rangers Women won 5-2 in their Old Firm in September too.

And now, Gers have taken their ownership of Celtic this season to a whole new playing field, quite literally.

What was the score in Rangers vs Celtic in the Tennent's Sixes?

After being held annually from 1984 to 1993, the Tennent's Sixes indoor football tournament was a much-loved competition.

Now, 33 years after it stopped, the competition is back this weekend for the first time.

All 12 Scottish Premiership teams are represented at the six-a-side tournament, which is taking place at the Braehead Arena.

Saturday evening saw Rangers take on Celtic, and in footage shared from the game via Premier Sports on X, Gers embarrassed their inter-city rivals.

Rangers ran out 7-1 winners over the Hoops, with Martyn Waghorn scoring five before Dean Shiels netted the final goal of the match.

It may not mean as much as the other Old Firm wins this season, but it's just another means for Rangers fans to wind up Celtic supporters.

So, who are Gers' team taking on in the final day of play on Sunday, and what are the timings fans need to know?

What time are the finals of the Tennent's Sixes?

Rangers won both of their opening two games of the Tennent's Sixes on Saturday, with another seven-goal win over St Mirren preceding that Celtic routing.

Day two kicks off at 1pm on Sunday afternoon as per the Tennent's Sixes website, with Rangers' first game being against Kilmarnock.

Should they get through that with another win, then they'll definitely enter the final stage.

That's scheduled to get under way at 4:30pm on Sunday, and is set to finish at 8pm.

All of the matches are being shown on Premier Sports, so Rangers fans can see if their side lifts the first Tennent's Sixes trophy since 1993 live on TV.