Former Celtic player Chris Sutton has cast doubt on his old team's chances of winning the Scottish Premiership title, suggesting it's a two-horse race between Hearts and Rangers. With just five games left, the competition is fierce, and Sutton believes Celtic's chances of securing their 14th title since 2011 are slim. All three teams won their respective matches over the weekend, with Hearts maintaining their one-point lead over Rangers and Celtic trailing two points behind.
Despite the tight margin, Sutton thinks it's 'impossible to predict' but is convinced that Celtic won't retain their crown. 'It's out of Hearts and Rangers,' he stated, citing the intense pressure and lack of room for error in the remaining games.
Rangers player Scott Arfield, however, refuses to rule out any of the contenders, emphasizing the importance of focusing on the next game and finding a way to win. The title race is expected to go down to the wire, with each team facing immense pressure to perform.