Kenny Miller doesn't buy into the idea that there is a huge 'gap' between Celtic and Rangers as things stand - despite the points chasm between the Glasgow giants.
Ange Postecoglou's team have extended their lead over their rivals since Michael Beale's arrival and sit 13 points clear knowing one more win will make sure of their second successive league title. They also beat Rangers in the Viaplay Cup final and the Scottish Cup semis, knowing a final win over Inverness at Hampden is likely to secure the seventh domestic Treble in their history.
Beale has improved Rangers since taking over from Gio van Bronckhorst but has been criticised for failing to bridge the gap to Celtic, not winning any of his four derbies so far. But Miller hates the suggestion there is a huge gap between the teams - and reckons next season will be far closer once Beale has had a full pre-season under his belt.
