Rangers were beaten 5-1 by Brendan Rodgers’ side on Saturday.
Rangers manager Mark Warburton
Rangers manager Mark Warburton has insisted to the club’s official website that they will no overreact to the loss to Celtic.
The Gers travelled to Celtic Park on Saturday afternoon for the first Old Firm derby in the league in four years.
It proved to be a disastrous afternoon for them as a Moussa Dembele inspired Celtic romped home to a comfortable 5-1 victory.
It was a chastening experience for Warburton’s side and left them needing to answer serious questions about themselves.
Rangers’ Joey Barton looks dejected
And while the Rangers boss says they will be taking a deep look at what happened, he insisted there will be no overreaction.
“We have to look at it, and you have to self-analyse and be self-critical. You have to react to Saturday but the danger is you over react. There is a fine balance there,” he told the club’s official website.
Celtic’s Patrick Roberts with Scott Sinclair applauds fans after the match
Rangers are third in the table at this moment in time with eight points from five matches.
The loss on Saturday saw them fall behind in the title race, with them now four points behind the champions.
Brendan Rodgers side also have a game in hand over their rivals, meaning that gap could end up as a significant one should Rangers slip up again.
They will need to be perfect from here on in to ensure that doesn’t happen, starting with the clash against Ross County at Ibrox this weekend.
Rangers manager Mark Warburton
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