Celtic face Helicopter Sunday on steroids unless bottle they dropped against Rangers is found - Hugh Keevins

A two-horse race in a one-horse town where Celtic have pulled up lame before.

Dingwall is an odd place for Ange Postecoglou’s team to have to sit the ultimate test of nerve in the title run-in this afternoon.

A sleepy town in the Highlands with less than 6000 inhabitants and a home team, Ross County, with just 10 years’ experience of life in the Premiership.

But it’s the place that finished Neil Lennon as Postecoglou’s predecessor a year ago.

That was on a Sunday when the name of the scorer of the winning goal for Ross County, Jordan White, became rhyming slang for the progress of what was supposed to be Celtic’s 10 In A Row season.

If Ange’s side blow this title from a position of strength a handful of fences from home it would cause mayhem on an industrial scale.

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Helicopter Sunday on steroids.

Not the time, then, when you want to have one of your best players, Reo Hatate, going public with the admission he’s suffering from physical and emotional fatigue.

Tiredness and mental weariness become self-fulfilling prophecies.

If you think you’re fatigued, you will be.

Celtic bottled it against Rangers in last Sunday’s Scottish Cup semi-final at Hampden, to my way of thinking. Rangers got in