Sinisalo Shines as Celtic Dominate Hearts, Ferguson's Rangers Future Debated & McInnes Under Fire - Scottish Premiership Fan Reactions

Weekend Highlights from the Scottish Premiership

Celtic's Commanding Victory: Sinisalo Impresses in Net

Celtic cruised to a 3-0 win over Hearts, with stand-in goalkeeper Viljami Sinisalo earning plaudits for his composed performance.

• Scott: "Maeda proving his worth again - why was he ever stuck on the left? Sinisalo looked assured with his feet and under pressure. Eight more clean sheets would be perfect."
• Shaun: "Defensive passing was frustrating early on, but Sinisalo's calmness at corners was refreshing compared to Schmeichel's panic."

Rangers' Rollercoaster Win: Ferguson's Managerial Debut

A chaotic 4-3 victory over Dundee divided Rangers fans on interim boss Barry Ferguson:

• William: "Dessers works tirelessly but Butland's errors are inexcusable for a top-tier keeper."
• Ronnie: "Ferguson's halftime changes won the game - something Clement never managed. Defensive shambles, but the fight was back!"

Top-Six Race Heats Up

• Hibs secured top-six with a 3-0 win over St Johnstone, extending their unbeaten run to 15 games.
• Aberdeen thrashed Motherwell 4-1, reigniting hopes for European qualification.
• Dundee United edged Ross County 1-0 to strengthen their top-six push.

Pressure Mounts on Managers

• Hearts' Neil Critchley criticized after a toothless display at Celtic Park: "No fight, no pride – fans deserve better" (Bobster).
• Kilmarnock's Derek McInnes under fire following a 5-1 thrashing by St Mirren: "Tactically clueless all season" (James).

Relegation Fears Loom

• St Johnstone fans resigned to the drop after a "shocking" defeat to Hibs.
• Dundee supporters lamented defensive frailties after squandering a 3-1 lead against Rangers.

Key Takeaways:

1. Sinisalo staking claim for Celtic's #1 role.
2. Rangers' revival under Ferguson – temporary or permanent?
3. Top-six battles intensify as Hibs, Aberdeen, and Dundee United shine.
4. McInnes and Critchley face fan backlash.
5. Relegation scrap turns grim for St Johnstone and Dundee.