Derek McInnes must capitalise on Celtic chaos as Rangers advice from Graeme Souness made public

Rangers trail Celtic by four points in the Scottish Premiership title race and must capitalise on their rivals' current struggles, according to former Ibrox star Mark Walters.

Mark Walters has urged Rangers and manager Derek McInnes to exploit Celtic's current weaknesses in the Scottish Premiership title race. Rangers are four points behind Celtic but have momentum, sitting on a 12-game unbeaten domestic run.

Walters, a three-time title winner at Ibrox, believes the league should be Rangers' priority despite the upcoming Premier Sports Cup Final against Hibernian on December 13. He referenced advice from Graeme Souness about putting pressure on struggling opposition, emphasising that Rangers must be consistent against all teams, not just in big matches.

"The big games are important but the ones that generally trip you up in a title race are against the lesser teams," Walters said. He stressed that winning the league—Rangers' 56th title—is more important than cup success, though he acknowledged a cup win would keep fans happy in the short term.