Rangers fans won’t believe what Kris Boyd just did in Sky Studios after Celtic 7-1 win vs Hearts
It was an absolute carnage at Celtic Park as Brendan Rodgers’ relentless Celtic side utterly dismantled Heart of Midlothian in a staggering 7-1 Scottish Premiership thrashing. Goals flowed from every angle, sending the Hoops clear at the top of the league table and leaving fans, pundits, and rival supporters in utter disbelief. Yet, while Celtic supporters were celebrating a magnificent performance, the real drama unfolded inside the Sky Sports television studio shortly after the final whistle blew. Former Rangers striker and outspoken studio pundit Kris Boyd provided a moment that had both sides of the Glasgow divide talking instantly.
Living up to his reputation as one of Scottish football’s most polarizing figures, Boyd looked visibly stunned and utterly miserable as the post-match breakdown began. Describing the seven-goal annihilation, Boyd admitted on air that he had never seen anything quite like it in his life, condemning Hearts for showing a complete lack of respect to the reigning champions on their home turf. However, the moment Rangers fans could not believe came when presenter Eilidh Barbour invited him to inspect the updated Scottish Premiership table on screen. Flatly refusing to look at the standings, a visibly hurt Boyd begged to pass the segment over, pleading that the league table offered absolutely no comfortable reading for him with Celtic pulling further away at the summit.
The humorous studio refusal immediately triggered a massive wave of reaction across social media. Celtic fans seized on the opportunity to relentlessly mock the Ibrox hero, flooding online forums and social platforms with banter at his expense. For green-and-white supporters, watching Boyd squirm in his studio chair after a seven-goal masterclass was almost as satisfying as the result on the pitch itself. They gleefully pointed out how his reluctance to face the harsh reality of the table perfectly summarized the current gap in quality and confidence between the two Glasgow rivals.
The fallout from Celtic’s dominant 7-1 victory will linger for weeks across the Scottish Premiership, but Kris Boyd’s viral studio moment has guaranteed that this particular fixture won’t be forgotten anytime soon. Whether you viewed his hilarious table dodge as relatable frustration or pure television comedy, it captured the raw emotions of Scottish football at its absolute finest. While Celtic push forward with momentum on their side, Rangers fans are left wincing at the reminder that even on neutral broadcasting duty, the pain of a rival’s dominant victory is impossible to hide.
