Kenny Miller in Celtic climbdown as Rangers hero admits he hasn't given Ange Postecoglou’s game 'enough credit'

dailyrecord.co.uk:

Kenny Miller has made a u-turn in his criticism of Rangers after analysing Saturday's derby day defeat to Celtic - by admitting he hasn't given the Hoops enough credit for their pressing ability.Celtic's second and third goals against the Light Blues over the Easter weekend came through defensive blunders after exceptional closing down.

Kyogo's second in his brace was a result of Ben Davies being put under pressure on his own goal line, and moments later Jota harried John Souttar into a poor back pass before beating veteran Allan McGregor in a foot race and sliding home to send Celtic Park delirious.Much has been made of Rangers' performance over the weekend, with many being divided in their opinions of Michael Beale's men.

A key figure who has been praising the Ibrox outfit is Miller, who claimed earlier this week that Rangers only needed '3 or 4' players over the summer in terms of the missing ingredients for a top side.But the former striker - one of only a handful to have crossed the divide - accepts that he thought Rangers could've been better, though he has come to realise that instead Celtic's pressing game was the difference, labelling it as 'unbelievable'.

Miller told Go Radio: "Rangers need to be more decisive when they get that, because the opportunities were there - they just never took them."You think when Aaron Mooy, who I think was a little bit off his top level, had a misplaced pass early on and Ryan Kent took it early.