Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers is urging caution despite his team’s strong start to the season, acknowledging that their impressive form doesn’t guarantee victory in the first Old Firm clash against Rangers. The two rivals will meet at Parkhead on Sunday, with Celtic aiming for a win that would see them move five points clear in the Premiership. Despite their dominance over Rangers in recent years, Rodgers is reminding his team that the Old Firm derby is always a different beast. He emphasizes the need for meticulous preparation and focus, highlighting the dangers of complacency. Rodgers believes his team’s strong performances, both with and without the ball, are a testament to their hard work during pre-season and early season matches. However, he recognizes that the unique pressure and emotion of the Old Firm fixture require a different level of concentration and preparation. He is confident in his team’s ability to handle the pressure and maintain their high level of performance, but he remains vigilant about avoiding any overconfidence.