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    Home»Latest News»Ibrox board back Danny Rohl to stay despite humiliating third place finish
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    Ibrox board back Danny Rohl to stay despite humiliating third place finish

    Conor SpenceBy Conor SpenceMay 12, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    the Rangers manager Danny Röhl is seen during the Scottish Premiership League match between Celtic and Rangers at Celtic Park on May 10, 2026. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)
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    Danny Rohl has revealed he held discussions with Andrew Cavanagh in the aftermath of Sunday’s damaging 3-1 defeat to Celtic at Celtic Park.

    Danny Röhl and Celtic manager Martin O'Neill
    the Rangers manager Danny Röhl and Celtic manager Martin O’Neill are seen during the Scottish Premiership match between Celtic and Rangers at Celtic Park on May 10, 2026. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)

    Speaking on Tuesday, the German stated he still retains the backing of the Ibrox board heading into next season, according to Sky Sports, although the swift talks have inevitably intensified scrutiny around his position.

    🗣️ "The last 48 hours was unbelievable, the support from the board…"

    Rangers head coach Danny Röhl comfirms he has been told by chairman Andrew Cavenagh and the club's board that he will remain in charge for next season ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/3CtIT4ReSW

    — Sky Sports Scotland (@ScotlandSky) May 12, 2026

    The latest Glasgow Derby defeat – which consigned the Ibrox club to a third place finish – carried significant consequences beyond the result itself.

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    Mikey Moore of the Rangers looks dejected at full-time following the team’s defeat in the Scottish Premiership match between Celtic and the Rangers at Celtic Park on May 10, 2026. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)

    O’Neill has knocked the Ibrox club out of every domestic competition this season

    Martin O’Neill’s Celtic side have repeatedly inflicted setbacks on Rohl’s men throughout the campaign, knocking them out of both domestic cup competitions before delivering the final blow in their pursuit of a first title in five years.

    For Rohl, the pressure has continued to grow after a series of high-profile defeats in big games. He has now only won six of 16 matches against top six opposition.

    From a Celtic perspective, the result on Sunday was huge. It was the first time the Hoops had beaten their rivals in nine games in 90 minutes.

    Despite Celtic enduring inconsistency at times this season, O’Neill has consistently delivered in the big games, particularly against theRangers.

    O’Neill’s record against Danny Rohl:

    Played: 4

    Won: 2

    Drawn: 2

    Lost: 0

    The Ibrox club may continue to publicly support their manager and outline plans for next season, but the recent run of results against Celtic has created uncertainty whether Rohl is cut out for Scottish football, which can only be good news for the Scottish champions.

    Celtic have knocked their rivals out of every domestic competition this season. A league and cup double would make it one of the sweetest campaigns in recent memory.

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    Conor Spence

    Just finished my degree studying History and Journalism, Media and Communications at the University of Strathclyde and now writing regularly about the Hoops on Celtic Shorts, having cut my teeth on The Celtic Star.

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