Celtic boss Gordan Strachan insists his shot-shy strikers only have themselves to blame after they handed Rangers the title initiative with a 0-0 draw at Hibernian.

The result sees their city rivals, who beat Aberdeen 2-0 on Saturday, go into next weekend's final round of fixtures two points clear at the top.

The Gers travel to Tannadice to play Dundee United knowing a win will clinch them the league title while Celtic take on Hearts.

And Strachan believes the blame should be laid firmly at his side?s door after the weekend's draw.

"We've not had the magic this year, maybe we're not hungry enough in the box - maybe they'll come next week," said Strachan.

"If Rangers go to Tannadice next week and win, you've got to hold your hands up and say well done.

"But we'll play Hearts and give it our best shot.

"It was like a training session, where you have waves of attack and try and score.

"We didn't have enough opportunities to blow the goal difference right away. The way it stands now, Rangers have it in their own hands, and fair play to them."