MCAVENNIE: CELTIC HAVE LOST FEAR FACTOR | TUESDAY 14TH APRIL

The episode of Clyde One Super Scoreboard examines Celtic's declining dominance in the Scottish Premiership, with former Celtic player Bojan Mijovski and pundits arguing the club has lost its 'fear factor'—the psychological edge that once intimidated opponents. After a lackluster performance against St Mirren, where Celtic struggled to build on early momentum and looked physically and mentally flat, the discussion turns to concerns over Celtic's lack of a consistent, clinical striker and their inability to dominate games. In contrast, Rangers are praised for their attacking resurgence, particularly their 6-2 victory over Falkirk, where a halftime goal and tactical shift to a two-striker formation sparked a second-half blitz. The episode also highlights the tight title race, with Hearts, Celtic, and Rangers all in contention, and the importance of goal difference and key fixtures. The Scotland women's national team's crucial World Cup qualifier against Belgium is covered, with early pressure mounting after a goal conceded. Throughout, the theme of mental resilience, tactical adaptability, and the need for a true 'number nine' looms large.