adminWATCH Bitter Celtic-hater Kris Boyd in Sensational MELTDOWN in Sky Sports Studio as Unseen Footage of the Hoops antagonist goes viral across the internet sparking hilarious Neil Lennon moment
Kris Boyd’s response to Celtic’s equaliser against Rangers ended up producing one of the most entertaining moments of Sky Sports’ post-match coverage on Sunday afternoon.
As Celtic overturned the game at Celtic Park, Boyd launched into an emotional breakdown of Rangers’ defending after Yang Hyun-jun made it 1-1 in the Glasgow Derby. Sitting alongside him in the studio, Neil Lennon struggled to hold back his laughter as the analysis gathered intensity.
The goal itself was a superb move from Celtic. Luke McCowan drifted in from the right before slipping a clever pass into the path of Arne Engels. The Belgian then rolled the ball across the penalty area where Yang calmly finished beyond Jack Butland.
Rangers had begun the match strongly and took advantage early through Mikey Moore, but they lost control badly once Celtic settled into their rhythm. McCowan’s movement created issues between the lines and Rangers never appeared fully settled when Celtic switched play quickly into wide areas.
Boyd directed his attention entirely towards the defending.
As he began dissecting each Rangers player involved in the move, Lennon simply broke into laughter beside him in the studio. The former Celtic manager did not need to add anything. His reaction said it all.
The longer Boyd continued, the more amusing the moment became.
Boyd has never concealed his frustration when Rangers defend poorly against Celtic, and this was yet another example of that. The problem for Rangers was not just one individual error either. Celtic moved the ball at speed and Rangers failed to adjust once McCowan found space centrally.
Lennon had clearly seen enough.
Boyd delivered his full breakdown of the goal during Sky Sports coverage after the match.
He said: “There are so many things wrong with that goal from a Rangers point of view.
“When you look at it, I mean, for me, Romans has got to get tighter.
“You know that Luke McCowan’s coming in there. You can see there, he’s already backing off. Just go.
“You know you can go there. You can afford to put numbers there. Rangers are playing with two sixes.
“Chukwani and Conor Barron have dropped back in. Fernandez doesn’t talk to Chukwani to go with the runner because he’s not going to do it because it’s laziness. Then all of a sudden, when he goes, I’ll just stick out a leg and hopefully it hits off it.
“Rangers are sprinting back into the area. Get back in there and then the game’s in front of you. Look at Antman trying to get back in there as well.
“There were so many things wrong with that goal from a Rangers point of view.”
The contrast between the two pundits made the clip spread rapidly online after full-time.
Boyd was deep in tactical explanation. Lennon was trying his best not to laugh.
Celtic supporters will likely have enjoyed both elements equally after watching their side deliver one of their strongest derby second-half performances of the season.
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