"Mounting a sensational second-half comeback away at arch-rivals Celtic over the weekend as they eventually stormed their way to a 3-1 victory, Danny Rohl's men will be looking to make another statement here. Signing off 2025 with a 2-1 win against St. Mirren, the former Sheffield Wednesday boss has seen his squad win each of their previous three Premiership appearances by an aggregate score of 6-2."
"As for the visitors, getting the New Year underway with another worrying performance as they fell to a 1-0 loss away at Falkirk, Aberdeen find themselves at the heart of what has become a major Premiership rut. Tumbling out the top-half of the table, interim boss Peter Leven has a real job on his hands at Pittodrie. Signing off 2025 with a routine 2-0 defeat away at Hibernian, the Dons have now collected just a sole point from any of their previous five appearances across"
Rangers have returned to strong form, mounting a second-half comeback to beat Celtic 3-1 and completing three consecutive Premiership wins by a 6-2 aggregate. Rangers are unbeaten at Ibrox since mid-September and can move within touching distance of the top spot. Derek Cornelius, Oliver Antman and Nedim Bajrami remain injured, while Nasser Djiga is absent for AFCON. Chermiti leads the line after a second-half brace at Celtic and Tottenham loanee Mikey Moore partners him up front. Aberdeen have slipped into a Premier League rut, earning one point from their last five matches under interim boss Peter Leven.
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