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Neil Lennon in Celtic vs Rangers plea as he points to solution 'everyone would want'

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SPFL to delay the first Old Firm game of the season and ensure it’s not behind closed doors.The Celtic gaffer believes it’s vital that fans are present at every derby game against Rangers this term with his side going for 10-in-a-row.The Scottish Premiership campaign is scheduled to kick-off on August 1 with grounds empty as a result of the Covid-10 pandemic.Clubs have even struck a deal with Sky TV where fans can use a virtual season ticket to watch matches.

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