Kris Boyd believes Rangers will be 'absolutely delighted' that the Champions League is over as he highlighted a key difference in Celtic's favour in the race for the title.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst's men endured a campaign to forget at Europe's top table and earned the unwanted tag as the group stage 'worst ever' side after losing six games from six with just two goals for and 22 conceded. That left them with a whopping -20 goal difference from just six matches against Liverpool, Napoli and Ajax.
The former Light Blues striker and Sky Sports pundit believes the heavy defeats have dented the confidence of the Ibrox men in the past number of weeks with the Champions League campaign producing a lot of 'negativity'. But all focus now returns to domestic matters and trying to get back into the competition next season by winning the league crown from Celtic. To do that, Boyd believes Rangers need to start off by gaining maximum points between now and the World Cup shutdown next weekend.
