The draw for the Premier Sports Cup quarter-finals has set up a highly anticipated Old Firm derby, with Rangers set to host Celtic at Ibrox. This significant fixture will be one of two all-top-flight ties in the round, with Kilmarnock facing Aberdeen.
The draw places a major spotlight on Scottish domestic football, pitting two of the nation's biggest clubs against each other in a crucial cup tie. The outcome of this match will undoubtedly have a considerable impact on the trajectory of the competition and the ongoing narrative surrounding Scottish football governance and club rivalries.
Rangers to Host Celtic in Premier Sports Cup Quarter-Final Draw
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