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Rangers manager Philippe Clement is confident that his team can pull off a surprise victory against Celtic in the upcoming Old Firm match, despite the odds being against them.

Following a resounding 6-0 win over Ross County at Hampden, Clement believes his side has the momentum to take on Celtic at Parkhead.

Although Clement acknowledges that there are no guarantees in football, he is optimistic about his team’s chances against Celtic.

Philippe Clement was upbeat after his side’s 6-0 win and quickly turned his sights to Celtic

Clement is keen to keep Dessers, who scored two goals against Ross County, and Matondo, who impressed with two goals of his own.

Dessers claimed another two goals against County and Clement is keen to keep the striker

Clement is excited to see how new signings like Jefte and Barron will perform in their Old Firm debuts.

Clement is excited to see how the likes of Jefte and Barron perform on their Old Firm debuts

Clement is confident that his team can take three points from the match against Celtic, saying, “We’re going to work hard this week with everybody to be ready for that game — to go hard to take the three points like we do against every opponent.”

The Rangers boss is also hoping to bring in a few new signings before the transfer window closes.

Dessers and Matondo have been the subject of interest from other clubs, but Clement is keen to hold onto them.

Rabbi Matondo impressed with two goals but is the subject of interest from Blackburn Rovers

Clement is taking nothing for granted, saying, “I’m not sure about anything. Like I said, if someone comes with a bid that’s big enough, then almost everybody can go.”

The Rangers boss is confident that his team has the quality to take on Celtic and come out on top.

Dessers has been in fine form for Rangers, scoring five goals already this season.

Leon Balogun is expected to be fit for next weekend despite coming off with a neck injury

Ross County boss Don Cowie was disappointed with his team’s performance, saying, “I am just really disappointed that we managed to allow it to get to the score that it finished.”

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