World media reacts to Celtic destruction of Rangers as 'soapy' sinner ridiculed and fan chant catches attention

The beautiful game is a global production with supporters around the planet ready to devour the latest from the most captivating teams on the planet.

Money-spinning world tours have long told those in power, there's an appetite for the biggest and best. And Celtic and Rangers' appeal stretches far beyond Scotland, of that there is no doubt. Glasgow's derby is revered from Madrid to Melbourne – those who love football can't get enough of Scottish football's marquee fixture.

And that is reinforced after the pair lock horns. February's 3-0 win for Celtic was the only show in town as football fans beyond these shores watched on. And the intrigue remains as some of the world's leading media outlets witnessed Ange Postecoglou 's side trouncing Rangers 4-0 on Saturday. Goalscorers Liel Abada, Jota and David Turnbull have earned adulation but there was a whole range of other talking points to take in.

Record Sport runs the rule over the best of them as the Ibrox side were universally panned for their gaffe-filled display which leaves them five points behind the Premiership champions.

Adrian Durham has been a vocal backer of Rangers in recent years, claiming the pulsating wall of noise they created in their Europa League semi-final was the most ferocious atmosphere he has ever experienced. However, Durham pulled no punches with his scathing verdict of Van Bronckhorst during the capitulation at the home of their greatest rivals.

Speaking on talkSPORT, he said “Rangers are absolutely dreadful. If they hadn’t qualified for the Champions League, I think there’s every chance Giovanni van Bronckhorst could be sacked at half-time, they’ve been that bad. It’s almost like it’s not a derby, it’s ridiculous. Celtic playing some good