Are Rangers favourites to win the title after sweeping Hearts aside at Ibrox? Monday Jury

KEITH JACKSON: There’s no need to panic. Rogic looks settled and happy playing under his fellow Aussie. And Celtic did fine without him last Wednesday night. But Rogic is a special option which Ange Postecoglou will be confident of keeping in his group.

ANDY NEWPORT: There were plenty ready to write Rogic off last season but he’s always been one of the most gifted players in Scotland and Postecoglou’s arrival has brought him back to his best. At 29, he’s still got a few more years at the top left in him so a new deal should be a priority.

CRAIG SWAN: It’s not an issue right now. If all parties are happy, it’ll get sorted. Postecoglou said after the Motherwell game he hadn’t thought about it, which suggests there’s no major concern.

MICHAEL GANNON : It would be handy for Celtic to have an insurance policy for the Aussie as there are bound to be clubs looking at him again. He looked done at Parkhead but is now on another level.

KEITH:Rangers have been up and down all season but showed yesterday that they remain a force to be reckoned with when on top form. Celtic, though, have been so relentless in their pursuit that it’s difficult to see them letting up now they have their noses in front and Ange Postecoglou has a proper squad to choose from. It’s theirs to lose.

ANDY: Right now Celtic - but given the way the balance of this title race has swung back and forth you wouldn’t be surprised to see Rangers edging out their rivals. It’s all shaping up for a belter of a run-in.

CRAIG: It’s 50/50. Rangers came back with a strong statement against Hearts and they will still have a say.

MICHAEL : It’s going to be a heck of a fight but Celtic are just shading it. They have hit top spot and top form, despite not having their