Sunday, 20 September 2026 at 12:00 · Celtic Park
A snapshot of Who2Win support when voting closed — 1,509 votes across 56 countries.
Rangers claimed another 1–0 victory over Celtic, with Ryan Naderi scoring the only goal in the 33rd minute after Celtic goalkeeper Viljami Sinisalo parried Min-su Kim's shot. Rangers defended their lead well, while Celtic struggled to create clear chances.
Celtic carried Who2Win support 51%–49% across 56 countries.
Final continental breakdown for Celtic vs Rangers.
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The Old Firm has been contested since 1888 and remains one of football's most intense rivalries. Head-to-head records are counted in hundreds of meetings, and Celtic Park derbies in particular have a habit of producing unforgettable moments.
A huge Old Firm result for Rangers, who beat Celtic for the second time in eight days and moved to within two points of their rivals at the top of the Scottish Premiership. But this was an unusual derby: no away fans were permitted, with the SPFL confirming that Celtic-Rangers matches would be played without visiting supporters for the remainder of the 2026/27 season. The absence of Rangers supporters created an unusually quiet, almost soulless atmosphere for one of football's biggest rivalries
The poll was finely balanced, with 1,511 votes cast. Celtic edged the fan vote with 51%, narrowly ahead of Rangers on 49%, showing that supporters wanted Celtic to win by the smallest of margins.
Celtic drew their strongest backing from the United States, Mexico, Spain, Ireland and India. Rangers led support in the United Kingdom, Brazil, Pakistan, Ecuador and the Netherlands. The spread across Europe, the Americas and Asia underlines the global reach of both clubs, while the near-even split highlights how divided the international fan vote was.
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Watching this one from the other side of the world, cannot wait.
That first goal is everything in a fixture like this.
Why is the UK voting for Celtic? 🤢