Brendan Rodgers has further solidified his remarkable track record against Rangers with Saturday’s victory in the Scottish Cup final, marking yet another derby win under his leadership.

This victory not only secured the cup for Celtic for the second consecutive year but also added another successful chapter to Rodgers’ tenure at the club. He remains unbeaten in the Scottish Cup over both spells in Glasgow’s east end.

Rodgers has faced Rangers a total of 18 times, with an impressive record of 14 wins, 3 draws, and only 1 loss.

Rodgers’ record now stands as follows: [@AgentScotland]

• Total Matches vs Rangers: 18
  • Wins: 14
  • Draws: 3
  • Losses: 1
  • Goals For: 40
  • Goals Against: 12

Rodgers has shown particular prowess in matches held at different venues:

• At Celtic Park:
  • Matches: 7
  • Wins: 5
  • Draws: 2
  • Losses: 0
  • Goals For: 16
  • Goals Against: 4
• At Ibrox:
  • Matches: 7
  • Wins: 5
  • Draws: 1
  • Losses: 1
  • Goals For: 16
  • Goals Against: 8
• At Hampden:
  • Matches: 4
  • Wins: 4
  • Draws: 0
  • Losses: 0
  • Goals For: 8
  • Goals Against: 0

Rodgers boasts an overall win rate of 77.8% against Rangers, a testament to his strategic prowess and his teams’ ability to perform under pressure. The draw rate stands at 16.7%, and the loss rate is notably low at 5.5%.

Looking forward, Rodgers will look to further strengthen the squad. Despite the success, the majority of the current team comprises players he inherited rather than those he has brought in himself.

With ambitions to make a significant impact in European competitions, Rodgers is focused on enhancing his squad with strategic signings that align with his style of play.