Kenny Miller believes Ange Postecoglou and his Celtic side will face a 'different challenge' when they come up against Rangers at Ibrox.
The Old Firm rivals lock horns on January 2 as they meet for the second time this season. The Scottish champions ran out big 4-0 winners at Parkhead in the clash between the duo earlier this campaign - but it is all change in the Ibrox dugout with Michael Beale now at the helm after the sacking of Dutchman Giovanni van Bronckhorst.
The 42-year-old has made the perfect start to life on his Glasgow return with three wins from three Premiership outings. After back to back five-goal thrillers - that included a stunning Scott Arfield injury time double comeback win over Aberdeen at Pittodrie - they won last time out in Dingwall against Ross County with Motherwell next up at Ibrox this evening. Rangers dropped points to the likes of Livingston, St Johnstone and St Mirren pre-World Cup shutdown under the previous management regime, however, Miller believes things have turned a corner and the derby will be in the 'balance'.
