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Lustig: Rangers must find a plan to beat us
Celtic's Mikael Lustig (left) and Rangers Declan John (right) during the Scottish Premiership match at Celtic Park, Glasgow last December

Mikael Lustig believes Rangers will be wondering what they have to do to beat Celtic in the build-up to the Scottish Cup semi-final at Hampden on Sunday.

The Hoops are looking to extend their unbeaten run against their old rivals to 10 games as they aim for a second successive domestic treble.

Asked if that run could play on the minds of the Gers players, the Sweden international said: “Maybe a little bit. Obviously you need to find a new way to play or do something different and that cannot be good.

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