Sutton Unhappy As Celtic's 13-Point Lead Grows

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Celtic Extend Lead, Sutton's Frustration Mounts

GLASGOW, SCOTLAND – Celtic's commanding lead in the Scottish Premiership grew to a daunting 13 points after a [insert score and details of the most recent Celtic game that extended the lead to 13 points – e.g., 3-0 victory over Rangers at Ibrox on March 4th] leaving former Celtic striker Chris Sutton increasingly frustrated with his former club's rivals. The gap, once a manageable distance, now appears insurmountable with [number] games remaining in the season.

Sutton, a vocal pundit known for his passionate commentary, has repeatedly voiced his concerns about [mention specific aspect of rival team's performance or tactics that Sutton criticizes – e.g., Rangers' defensive fragility or lack of attacking creativity]. His latest comments followed [mention the specific event triggering Sutton’s latest outburst - e.g., a controversial refereeing decision or a particularly poor performance by the rival team]. He expressed his belief that [quote Sutton’s relevant statement directly, if possible. If not, paraphrase accurately reflecting his sentiment. E.g., "Rangers lack the quality to compete with Celtic this season," or "This title race is already over; Celtic are streets ahead."].

This latest victory for Celtic solidifies their position at the top of the table, marking [mention significant milestones, records broken, or historical context – e.g., their tenth consecutive league victory, the largest points lead at this stage of the season in decades, or the closest they have been to securing the title in recent years]. Manager [Celtic manager's name], lauded his team's performance, highlighting [mention key aspects of Celtic's performance – e.g., their clinical finishing, their dominant midfield display, or their resolute defense]. He remained focused on the task ahead, emphasizing the importance of maintaining consistency and avoiding complacency. He stated [quote the manager's relevant statement – e.g., "We still have work to do, and we'll approach every game with the same intensity," or "We're delighted with the win, but we need to remain humble and focused."].

The reaction from rival fans has been [describe the fan reaction accurately – e.g., a mixture of resignation and anger, with some calling for managerial changes, while others remain defiant and optimistic about a potential comeback]. Social media has been abuzz with debate surrounding [mention key talking points from social media – e.g., the refereeing decisions, individual player performances, or the sustainability of Celtic's lead].

Meanwhile, [rival team manager's name] acknowledged the significant challenge facing his team, stating [quote the rival manager's relevant statement – e.g., "Celtic are playing exceptionally well, and we need to find a way to improve our performance," or "We need to focus on ourselves and try to close the gap, game by game."]. He is expected to make [mention any anticipated changes to the team's strategy or personnel – e.g., tactical adjustments, or potential player substitutions] in the coming weeks.

The remaining fixtures will undoubtedly be closely watched as Celtic aim to secure their [mention the significance of winning the league – e.g., record-breaking title win, or first title in x years]. Sutton's commentary, however, is guaranteed to continue adding spice to the already intense rivalry between the two Glasgow giants. The question remains: Can anyone stop Celtic's seemingly unstoppable march to the title? The next few weeks will provide some answers.