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Baur Gets rating, Tounekti low as Players Rated after Rangers loss

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Baur Gets rating, Tounekti low as Players Rated after Rangers loss

Celtic Players Rated after Their Dreadful Defeat Against Rangers saw Baur Gets a 6.5 rating while Tounekti managed only 4.5, as the Glasgow side were humbled 3‑0 in the League Cup quarter‑final. The match unfolded at Ibrox Stadium under a hostile atmosphere, leaving Martin O’Neill’s men unable to recover.

First‑half dominance by Rangers

Celtic entered the game riding an unbeaten run in domestic competitions, having won every league and cup match so far. Travelling across town to Ibrox, they faced Old Firm rivals Rangers in a quarter‑final that allowed no away supporters, creating a pressure‑cooker environment.

The early exchanges saw Rangers dictate play, with their midfield pressing high and forcing Celtic into errors. Despite Celtic’s attempts to settle the game, the hostile crowd at Ibrox amplified every mistake, and the first half ended without a breakthrough.

Second‑half turning point

Rangers opened the scoring before the hour mark, and Dan Neil added a third goal at Ibrox during the Premier Sports Cup Quarter‑final, sealing the 3‑0 result. The quarter‑final was made at Ibrox Stadium, underscoring the significance of the venue.

In the defensive line, Baur earned a 6.5 for his combative midfield work, engaging in duels and pushing the ball forward from deep. His performance stood out amid a collective collapse.

Sam Johnstone Got the nod over Viljami Sinisalo after a strong midweek debut against St Johnstone, but the Wolves loanee endured a nightmare between the sticks, unable to prevent the three goals despite several saves.

Sebastian Tounekti, handed a start due to Yang Hyun‑Jun’s international duties, struggled to make an impact and was replaced by Haissem Hassan at half‑time, resulting in a 4.5 rating.

Other ratings reflected the overall disappointment: Cameron Carter‑Vickers, Liam Scales and Kieran Tierney each received five‑plus scores, while Callum McGregor and Benjamin Nygren fell below six. The defeat left Martin O’Neill’s side searching for answers as the cup campaign ends.

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