The Cynic Weekly – 12.03.2026
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The Cynic Weekly – 12.03.2026
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Summary
Gall is joined by Barry, Boud and Stuart to unpack Celtic’s dramatic penalty shoot-out win at Ibrox and the fallout from a chaotic derby weekend. From defensive heroics and penalty psychology to the looming loss of Callum McGregor, the panel break down what it all means for the run-in.
Key discussion points:
- Celtic’s backs-to-the-wall derby performance and dramatic penalty shoot-out victory
- How big a blow Callum McGregor’s injury could be for the title run-in
- Midfield solutions without the captain: Bernardo, McCowan and Oxlade-Chamberlain
- Defensive standouts and leadership across the team at Ibrox
- The psychology and preparation behind Celtic’s successful penalty shoot-out
- Post-match chaos, fan incidents and the wider fallout from the derby
- Looking ahead to Motherwell and the crucial fixtures before the split
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