Brendan Rodgers is welcoming the challenge from an "improved" Rangers as he insisted the competition will make Celtic better.
New Rangers boss Philippe Clement has breathed new life into the title race and they are just three points behind Celtic, with a game in hand.
After dropping points in a 1-1 draw with Aberdeen, the Hoops could find themselves second in the league Scottish Premiership if Rangers beat the Dons by at least three goals on Tuesday night.
But ahead of their trip to Hibs on Wednesday night, Rodgers was fully focused on what his side need to do if they are to retain the title.
"When you win any league you have to earn the right, but I also think that competition makes you better," he told Sky Sports News.
"I spent enough years in the Premier League and I could see the improvements that Man City could make because of the challenges they had around them
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