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City of Glasgow Cup Final: Celtic v Rangers - Past Win Can Help Us


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Monday, 28 April 2014 10:30

Past Win Can Help Us

Written by Andrew Dickson

 

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DAVID BROWNLIE hopes the fact Rangers have so many past winners in their team can help them retain the City of Glasgow Cup against Celtic tonight.

 

The Light Blues will face their biggest rivals for the prestigious old trophy at Parkhead (7pm) as they look to build on four final successes in the last five years.

 

Tickets are still available to season ticket holders only and they can purchase them from the Rangers Ticket Centre up until close of business at 4pm.

 

Defender Brownlie turned out in the most recent final 12 months ago as Gers edged a cracking game 3-2 at Firhill.

 

Played out in a raucous atmosphere in front of 6,500 fans, a Ryan Hardie goal and Junior Ogen’s double won the game for the Murray Park outfit.

 

Both forwards will be involved again this evening along with under-17 skipper Brownlie and a number of other Auchenhowie starlets.

 

There has been nothing between the two teams this season, with each having a 2-1 home win in the Glasgow Cup and also sharing a draw in the league.

 

But where Billy Kirkwood’s team perhaps has an edge is in terms of the fact there are a number in his side who know what it takes to come out on top in the decider.

 

Brownlie said: “In the first game we had a man sent off in the first 10 or 15 minutes when we were 1-0 up and they got a penalty then went on to win 2-1 in the last couple of minutes.

 

“That was a bad one but we had to get on with it but we won the more recent match between us 2-1.

 

“The victory helped us get out of the group stage of the competition plus it gave us a boost as a team ahead of this final.

 

“On the night, it is 11 players against 11 and anything can happen and the fact we’ve got a lot of boys who experienced the final last year in our side can help.

 

“We’ve the likes of Ryan and Junior who scored the goals in the last final plus people such as Michael Mossie and Adam Wilson as well as me.

 

“There are a few in there who know what it takes and what it feels like to play in front of a passionate crowd and to have the composure required to win the game.”

 

Supporters attending tonight's game should note there are car parking facilities in Dalriada St, off Janefield Street, for no charge. Rangers fans should approach Celtic Park from Kinloch Street.

 

http://www.rangers.co.uk/news/academy-news/item/6886-past-win-can-help-us

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I wonder how many of our fans will be able to stomach going along to the Commonwealth Village's scummiest venue to cheer on the young lads tonight? Anyone here going to the game?

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Rangers Youth ‏@RFC_Youth 19m

#Rangers U17 to face Celtic: Robby McCrorie; Mossie, Ross McCrorie, Brownlie, Whiteside, Wilson, Brandon, Hamill, Hardie, Ogen, Ashmore

 

Rangers Youth ‏@RFC_Youth 18m

Rangers U17 subs: McMinn, White, Clark, Jamieson, Burt, Bradley

 

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Is there any sort of coverage, bar (hopefully) some twitter updates?

 

I know it's against the rules on here, but will there be coverage on RTV resulting in some links to the game?

 

It'll no doubt get recorded for RTV, but it's doubtful it'll be streamed live. Twitter updates only I'd imagine.

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