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Cameron Carter-Vickers scored the winner just before half-time as Celtic took a six-point lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership with a 2-1 victory ...

And in this respect perhaps the turning point of the game came as early as the seventh minute, when Rogic’s equaliser dramatically spiked a Rangers surge that was already threatening to set the terms of the game. And really the disappointment for Rangers will be that they offered so little in a game that mattered so much. Perhaps that suited Celtic, whose brief would have been to neutralise the Ibrox crowd as quickly as possible and let Rangers stew in their own stress. And this, ultimately, is the sort of game upon which these players will be judged. For the blue half of Glasgow, an afternoon of regrets and frustrations. Their midfield, written off by many ahead of this game as too slight and technical for a game like this, was a superb second line of defence, never allowing Rangers to take control of the game despite Aaron Ramsey’s third-minute goal.

Hoops fans may prefer 'Glasgow derby' but Rangers' terminology is in no doubt with pitch-side display.

The traditional name for Scottish football's showpiece match has been a bone of contention in recent years.

Record Sport revealed on Friday that the Ibrox side now face a potential £5m bill after their decision to cut ties with the friendly tournament that would see them face their great rivals in Australia. Rangers have continued to use the term Old Firm but Celtic have referred to matches with their biggest foes as the Glasgow Derby on official platforms in recent years. Scottish PremiershipRangers 1 Celtic 2 RECAP as the Hoops go SIX points clear in the title raceGoals from Tom Rogic and Cameron Carter-Vickers hoist the Hoops to the brink of wresting back the championship crownAlly McCoist gives Ange Postecoglou a hug as Rangers icon makes a beeline for Celtic bossCeltic FCThe two shared a brief moment ahead of the big kick-off at Ibrox for the title showdown. But Rangers made their feelings clear with electronic advertising boards filling Ibrox before Sunday's big clash that read 'This is the Old Firm'. Even in the tunnel the message was apparent, with a sign letting the players know too. Get the latest Rangers news from Record Sport with our daily newsletter. Something went wrong, please try again later.Thank you for subscribing!We have more newslettersShow me Premiership champions Rangers have made a pre-match statement that their rivalry with Celtic remains the Old Firm. It comes just days after they pulled out of the Sydney Super Cup with a sticking point being how the marquee match-up was branded Down Under. The traditional title for Scottish football's showpiece match has been a bone of contention with the side in Glasgow's east end opting for the 'Glasgow derby' post-2012. Rangers roar 'This is the Old Firm' on advertising boards for Celtic clash in wake of Sydney Super Cup row

The defender scored the winner after Tom Rogic quickly cancelled out Aaron Ramsey's early opener.

Moments later Celtic attacker Giorgos Giakoumakis headed a Jota cross past the post. Gers’ on-loan midfielder Aaron Ramsey scored just three minutes into his first Old Firm game with a close-range finish, but Hoops midfielder Tom Rogic levelled four minutes later and defender Cameron Carter-Vickers had the 700 travelling fans in raptures when he fired the visitors ahead just before the interval with a goal that proved decisive. Gers’ on-loan midfielder Aaron Ramsey scored just three minutes into his first Old Firm game with a close-range finish, but Hoops midfielder Tom Rogic levelled four minutes later and defender Cameron Carter-Vickers had the 700 travelling fans in raptures when he fired the visitors ahead just before the interval with a goal that proved decisive.

Kick-off for the second half of Rangers v Celtic in the Old Firm clash at Ibrox has been delayed after Joe Hart reported a broken bottle in his penalty ...

But the Ibrox side, who face Braga in the Europa League quarter-finals and travel to Hampden for a Celtic rematch in the Scottish Cup, still have plenty to play ...

Scottish PremiershipRangers 1 Celtic 2 RECAP as the Hoops go SIX points clear in the title raceGoals from Tom Rogic and Cameron Carter-Vickers hoist the Hoops to the brink of wresting back the championship crownAnge Postecoglou delivers his Celtic title verdict as he's blown away by 'unbelievable' starCeltic FCThe Australian was left chuffed after his league leaders stretched their lead atop the Premiership to an imposing six points. "We want to try and go as far as we can in the Europa League. We'll get round each other when we're back in and we'll have to perform well against Braga. "It's a difficult day to take but we've just got to move on and get the performances and results that we want." But the Ibrox side, who face Braga in the Europa League quarter-finals and travel to Hampden for a Celtic rematch in the Scottish Cup, still have plenty to play for. Tavernier 's side fell to a damaging 2-1 defeat to Celtic with Aaron Ramsey's early strike overturned by Tom Rogic and Cameron Carter-Vickers. It moves the Hoops six points clear – with a substantially better goal difference – heading into the final six league games. "We started really well, we get the goal, but the first attack they get, they score. And he's refused to give up on catching the Premiership leaders, demanding his teammates get the results they need to flip the script.

Celtic took a giant stride to Scottish league title No.52 after a 2-1 win over Rangers in a pulsating Old Firm derby on Sunday.

Rangers then appealed for a spot kick when Ryan Jack's shot hit the arm of Celtic's match-winner Cameron Carter-Vickers. More than 50,000 home fans screamed for ...

You can enter once each week to be in with a chance of winning. For your chance to win HOME tickets to cinch SPFL matches each week across ALL FOUR divisions just enter our competition below. "He kept his cards in the pocket early doors, but it's not a penalty for me." "I would have loved to claim it but I think it's a good call." "But when you see the replay it's a different situation. "I think at the end, the referee made the right decision.

Van Bronckhorst watched his Rangers team fall six points behind Celtic but he says fans can see for themselves where it's gone wrong.

“It’s almost the end of the season with a lot of games to be played in a lot of competitions. I don’t want to find excuses, I just want to play as good as we can with the players we have available. Of course we want Morelos to be involved but he isn’t and that is a fact.” The second half we played almost the whole game in their half and trying to push for the second goal, which eventually didn’t fall. “I think the way we gave these goals away shouldn’t happen but it happened a lot of times, too many times for us in the last couple of months in games. He said: “It was just the way we had to handle it. The newsletter will arrive every day at 12pm, giving you a round up of the best stories we've covered that in the last 24 hours. And Van Bronckhorst had told a group of players who looked crestfallen as the final whistle blew on Sunday's devastating 2-1 loss to get back on their feet and make the most of this season’s remaining challenges. So we have to prepare and that’s all we will do.” The Ibrox faithful fell silent as Willie Collum called time on their second derby defeat in a row. But the first of those trophy targets now looks lost after the champions failed to get the result they needed on their date with league destiny at Ibrox. There remains, however, some major occasions on the calendar, starting with Thursday’s trip to Portugal as Van Bronckhorst’s side eye up the club’s first European semi-final since 2008. “We need to keep on going,” stressed the Dutchman. "The emotions in football are highs and lows. Thank you for subscribing!We have more newslettersShow me Awesome April has got off to an atrocious start but Gio van Bronckhorst has urged Rangers to keep pushing as they gear up for the rest of a momentous month ahead.

The title race in Scotland is finely poised and a Rangers victory at Ibrox would haul them level on points with Celtic. Join Rob Smyth.

Tom Rogic is back in time for the Hoops after injury while Glen Kamara is on the bench fore the Gers.

You can enter once each week to be in with a chance of winning. For your chance to win HOME tickets to cinch SPFL matches each week across ALL FOUR divisions just enter our competition below. Rangers are playing catch up in the title race, while Celtic can put some daylight between them and their rivals with a win at Ibrox. Giovanni van Bronckhorst's team were given a chasing at Parkhead back in February, while the Gers won the first meeting of the campaign between the sides back in August. They'll have to earn the bragging rights without Alfredo Morelos. The Colombian has been ruled out with a thigh injury which he aggravated on international duty.

Celtic took a giant stride to Scottish league title No.52 after a 2-1 win over Rangers in a pulsating Old Firm derby on Sunday.

And here's how the Rangers players rated on an afternoon to forget... ALLAN McGREGOR : Rangers' veteran keeper came up with some huge interventions to deny ...

AARON RAMSEY : At last in from the start in a major match, the on-loan Juventus superstar showed his class as he stroked home inside three minutes. JOE ARIBO : Lots of nice touches from the playmaker but he was short on end product in a game where they desperately needed a ruthless edge. Failed to clear the danger as ball bounced in Gers' six-yard box and paid the price as Celtic snatched their second. JOHN LUMDSTRAM : First Old Firm start for the Scouser but gave Rogic far too much space in the first half. Kept Hatate hushed but the danger was in behind as Rogic ran riot. RYAN JACK: Scotland midfielder has provided Rangers with much-needed calm and control since returning from injury but fitness levels struggled as the frantic pace of play persisted.

Rangers host Celtic today in what is one of the biggest Old Firm clashes in recent years.

Live stream: Sky Sports subscribers will be able to watch the match online via the Sky Go app. While’s Celtic’s full focus in on domestic affairs, Rangers will still be dreaming of European glory. They have already knocked out Borussia Dortmund on their way to the Europa League quarter-finals, where they will face Braga.

The defender scored the winner after Tom Rogic quickly cancelled out Aaron Ramsey's early opener.

Moments later Celtic attacker Giorgos Giakoumakis headed a Jota cross past the post. Gers’ on-loan midfielder Aaron Ramsey scored just three minutes into his first Old Firm game with a close-range finish, but Hoops midfielder Tom Rogic levelled four minutes later and defender Cameron Carter-Vickers had the 700 travelling fans in raptures when he fired the visitors ahead just before the interval with a goal that proved decisive. Gers’ on-loan midfielder Aaron Ramsey scored just three minutes into his first Old Firm game with a close-range finish, but Hoops midfielder Tom Rogic levelled four minutes later and defender Cameron Carter-Vickers had the 700 travelling fans in raptures when he fired the visitors ahead just before the interval with a goal that proved decisive.

Celtic took a massive step towards reclaiming the Premiership title from their fierce rivals with a victory at Ibrox.

Celtic FCAlly McCoist gives Ange Postecoglou a hug as Rangers icon makes a beeline for Celtic bossThe two shared a brief moment ahead of the big kick-off at Ibrox for the title showdown. But a dogged defensive display from Celtic ensured they returned to Parkhead with three crucial points that extended their lead at the top of the Premiership to six points. With a vastly superior goal difference, it appears the Hoops are now in pole position to wrestle the title back from their fierce rivals at the first time of asking. The roles soon reversed though as Celtic playmaker Tom Rogic curled an equaliser past Allan McGregor to silence the huge majority of the crowd inside the Govan stadium just four minutes later. 700 Celtic fans celebrate as they see off Rangers at IbroxGet the latest news from Record Sport with our daily newsletterSomething went wrong, please try again later. Both sets of Rangers and Celtic players were greeted by a wall of noise as they emerged from the tunnel, with a huge banner reading 'This city of ours' spanning the entire stand next to the away support.

Rival managers Giovanni van Bronckhorst and Ange Postecoglou both expressed dismay at the second half of the Old Firm match at Ibrox being delayed after a ...

Then you have to wait a couple of minutes. "I thought it was a fantastic spectacle. Celtic goalkeeper Joe Hart raised the alarm when he took to the pitch and spotted shards of broken glass in his goalmouth.

Fraser Wilson takes your calls on the hotline after Ange Postecoglou side's massive win over their city rivals.

Imagine if Celtic won that as well!” Bob Sheridan emailed: “So the Rangers board have finally caved in to a minority of supporters in order to keep them happy. Refereeing in the other games was similar, too many mistakes.” Meanwhile, disgruntled Hibs fan George Fairgreive, Edinburgh , was not impressed with Saturday’s draw with Dundee United. He said: “What a mess Hibs are in, one win in 12 league games and yet another goal lost to a header. We’ve lost more goals to headers than Rangers have had penalties.” Another club definitely not needing a keeper is Hearts after Craig Gordon’s latest wondershow in the draw with Ross County. Ian McDonald, Innerleithen , said: “Craig Gordon’s double save on Saturday was unbelievable. We showed them who is boss in this country and now the £40m they thought was in the bag is coming to Celtic barring a total collapse. The only advert that was shown here is the officials wanted Celtic to win.” Meanwhile, Ian Gallagher, Kirkintilloch , joked: “After the debacle of pulling out of the Australian tournament, defeat at Ibrox means Rangers have now withdrawn from two competitions in the space of four days.” Speaking of which.. The real reason is that they have caved in to their fans as they don’t want them to protest on Sunday in the Glasgow derby. They are a weak board who have simply bottled it.” Andy Adams, KIrkcaldy , suggested: “Why don't the Old Firm organise their own tournament during the World Cup? They could invite two teams from England and promote it as the Platinum Jubilee Cup, similar to the Coronation Cup in 1953. They have failed to turn up in too many domestic games or ditched the European style that has made them so successful for the long-ball game of the SPFL.” However, Scott Gowers, Edinburgh , blasted: “Congratulations Celtic on their helping hand win by Willie Collum. The foul to card ratio is there for all to see. Rangers can take Giorgos Giakoumakis’ comments down from the dressing room wall now as it looks as if he was right.” John Bruce emailed: “Could Rangers have been given a couple of penalties for handball against Celtic? Possibly. Would Rangers have gone so far in Europe by throwing aimless high balls in to the oppositions' box? What a manager Ange Postecoglou is and this is just the start because the Champions League cash will see him dominate for years.” Andrew Lamb, Fraserburgh, added: “All credit to Celtic who defended magnificently but Rangers looked an ordinary side. Celtic completely controlled the game and look too strong for this Rangers side.” Gordon Ashley, Ayr, said: “What a show from the champions elect. Thank you for subscribing!We have more newslettersShow me Celtic stormed six points clear in the title race after inflicting a damaging derby defeat on Rangers. And happy Hoops on the Hotline were lining up quicker than you can say Cameron Carter-Vickers to rub it in and claim the Premiership crown is now in the bag, The American’s winner moves Celtic to the cusp of the championship and the Champions League millions that come with it.

Celtic took a giant stride to Scottish league title No.52 after a 2-1 win over Rangers in a pulsating Old Firm derby on Sunday.

Rangers' defeat to Celtic at Ibrox extended the gap for Giovanni van Bronckhorst's team to six points – and fans of the reigning champions now fear their ...

Try and win one cup now not to be made a laughing stock at the end of the season.” Really hate to say it.” Focus now on winning the Scottish Cup and continuing to progress in the Europa League, and look ahead to next season.” No way back in the league from here.” This one did it’s job of stopping 10, now though we need to sell our assets and rebuild.” @CF3Loyal: “We couldn’t have asked for a better start but thereafter we lost our way and composure.

It was a narrow victory at Ibrox for the visitors as they sealed a six-point advantage at the top of the table.

"If that is seen it's a penalty, but you will see that at every corner and every free-kick that is given. Gio van BronckhorstGio van Bronckhorst in spiky Rangers response to fan question with Ibrox boss at a loss to explain Celtic points swingVan Bronckhorst watched his Rangers team fall six points behind Celtic but he says fans can see for themselves where it's gone wrong. There is a bit of jostling, but I think that gets given next year if VAR is in." Stewart said: “It does come off his arm, there is no doubt, but it’s not a penalty kick. Michael Stewart insisted there was no chance it was a spot-kick during his analysis. Former Rangers and Celtic star Miller said: "I'm not even going to pretend to know what the handball rule is, but I do think on another day, or another ref might give it.

Rangers fans don't seem happy with the team's performances under the management of Giovanni van Bronckhorst, following their defeat against Celtic at Ibrox.

When Van Bronckhorst arrived as manager, following Steven Gerrard’s exit in the middle of the season, it is safe to say that the majority of their supporters were delighted. And now, their only hope is Celtic slipping up in the remaining games. On the other hand, it looks like the Rangers’ reign as the champions of Scotland might be just one season long.

The Hoops striker went to ground, but the ball appeared to be out of his control when the Gers goalkeeper made contact. In the second half, Ryan Jack had an ...

"He's got a whole chunk of the jersey. You can enter once each week to be in with a chance of winning. "He's got a whole chunk of the jersey. For your chance to win HOME tickets to cinch SPFL matches each week across ALL FOUR divisions just enter our competition below. I mean, Connor Goldson is trying to react to the flight of the ball and his movement is impeded. I mean, Connor Goldson is trying to react to the flight of the ball and his movement is impeded."

They say that being a referee is the toughest job in football. If that statement is true, then refereeing the Old Firm between Celtic and Rangers is the ...

After Jack passed the ball up the line, Carter-Vickers was cautioned for a thumping tackle on Kemar Roofe. Nir Bitton became the fourth player - and Celtic's third - to enter Collum's book for a tactical foul as Rangers looked to advance. Once the action started after the delay, Collum awarded a few free-kicks for both sides but it was quiet start to the second half for the referee. It was Celtic's turn to claim for a penalty on 38 minutes when Daizen Maeda wanted a spot kick after a challenge from Allan McGregor. Although there was slight contact, the ball was away from the Japanese forward so it was a tough decision for Collum to make but he didn't point to the spot. John Lundstram was the first player to enter Collum's book for a crunching challenge on Giorgos Giakoumakis. From the resulting free-kick, Cameron Carter-Vickers fired home to give the Hoops the lead. Giorgos Giakoumakis deserved a booking for a late challenge on Ryan Jack, with the Rangers man fortunate to escape punishment for his reaction. But it was a quiet start for Collum with his first major decision coming on 12 minutes when he awarded Rangers a free-kick for Carl Starfelt's foul on Joe Aribo. Minutes later Callum McGregor was penalised for an unorthodox challenge on Gers skipper James Tavernier but it didn't warrant a yellow card.

Rangers captain James Tavernier insists he and his team-mates must put the painful disappointment of their Old Firm defeat behind them as quickly as ...

It is obviously not going to sit right with us but we have got to do our upmost to get the results until the end of the season. “We want to go as far as we can in the competition. "We started the game off really well, got an early goal, and then the first attack they get the score.

THE lead has long since gone. In a matter of weeks, the league will be lost too.

We put Sakala on the wing to get more bodies up front and to play with a lot of pressure up front. Of course, a loss in an Old Firm game is always very disappointing but we have to keep going. So we have to prepare and that’s all we will do.” "In the second half we tried to push. “Celtic are always dangerous in transitions so we took a little bit of a risk. It was tough to take, as was the second goal we had against us. “I think it was better in the second half. “We didn’t take the chances we had. The team started on the front foot and we scored an early goal, which is what you want. “That’s why we lost a lot of points which was unnecessary I think. They watch the games and saw what happened in those games. Defeat at Ibrox wasn’t the result that condemned Rangers, but it did consign them to a reality that they have been facing for quite some time.

The Lyon man is fondly remembered by Hoops supporters for his starring roles in previous Old Firm wins.

There were a few others before he went on to move to Lyon in August 2018 for a fee of some £20million - but he still has a soft spot for his old side. You can enter once each week to be in with a chance of winning. The Hoops fought back from a goal down to secure a 2-1 victory, courtesy of goals from Tom Rogic and Cameron Carter-Vickers. Ange Postecoglou's men now have a six-point lead over their fierce rivals at the top of the Scottish Premiership. It means they have taken a significant stride in the title race, but for ex-Celtic striker Moussa Dembele the result is just the "usual stuff on derby day". Dembele, now at Lyon, is fondly remembered by Hoops supporters for his starring roles in previous Old Firm wins.

Match report as Celtic end Rangers unbeaten home run to move six points clear in the Scottish Premiership title race; Aaron Ramsey opened the scoring on his ...

Celtic are at home to St Johnstone on 9 April in the final round of Scottish Premiership fixtures before the split. And I thought the boys were brilliant. "It's three points. "It was difficult, the fans were all screaming for them and sometimes it takes a while to adjust, but after that we played well." The defender was also impressive at the back in the second half and spoke to Sky Sports after what could be a title-defining victory. The frustration of the home support continued to grow and objects were then thrown towards Jota as he prepared to take a corner as Celtic continued to look in control.

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For me it was going to be difficult for Rangers to get back into the title race anyway (before this game). And now it’s done for me. The second half was delayed due to a glass bottle which was thrown onto and smashed on the Ibrox turf where Joe Hart would be for the second half and Celtic players had to dodge a missile when celebrating at the end. Van Bronkchorst said: “It is not over yet, but of course the loss we had makes it more difficult to be champions. We’ve seen how good Celtic are going forward this season and today we saw another side of them as they defended properly.” (Sky Sports) Hearts have made an offer to keep Peter Haring. The midfielder is out of contract in the summer and the club want to keep him for both European and domestic duties next term and are hopeful he will sign. Giovanni van Bronckhorst doesn’t believe Rangers’ title hopes are over after losing 2-1 to Celtic but has admitted it is now “more difficult” for the team to retain the Scottish Premiership title.

Glasgow's big two are battling it out for an automatic Champions League spot next season and change could be afoot.

"That’s what I have suggested, to have an opening ceremony to the Champions League, to have one match on the opening night where the winners take on a big team — maybe it is not a good idea, but at least let’s challenge the status quo. 12 of Europe's biggest clubs signed up for the competition to rival the Champions League last season but a huge backlash led nine of those to step down within 48 hours. We are thinking about all kinds of things - new venues, new markets, new formats.” Al-Khelaifi, who also chairs the European Clubs Association, has been one of the main opponents of the criticised Super League project. "Take the Champions League - by far the best club competition, but how do we make each match an event? The newsletter will arrive every day at 12pm, giving you a round up of the best stories we've covered that in the last 24 hours. And it's good news for Scottish clubs as Rangers and Celtic battle it out for an automatic spot from next season.

Celtic and "sure touch" Ange Postecoglou hit the bullseye as stuttering Rangers fail to find the answers on a title-defining derby day at Ibrox, writes Tom ...

Smashes glass in Joe Hart's penalty box delayed the start of the second half at Ibrox.

It's now up to Rangers to engage with police to ensure the culprits never again set foot inside a football stadium." "But there is another element to a section of the Rangers support who are, frankly, a disgrace. "Rangers fans have a chip on their shoulders from the financial meltdown of 2012. "But for someone to intentionally throw a bottle or broken glass on to a football pitch? "So, unless it shattered off a goalpost, you've got to consider the possibility that someone has gone to Ibrox yesterday with a broken glass bottle in their pocket, with the intention of throwing the shards on to the pitch. Seriously, what sort of idiot goes to a football match and thinks it's a good idea to throw bottles on to the pitch?

The 28-year-old Schalke shot stopper has been strongly linked with a move to Ibrox in the summer.

I feel a lot of respect for the club and they will be the first to know my decision." "I used the international week to create a profile for myself. The newsletter will arrive every day at 12pm, giving you a round up of the best stories we've covered that in the last 24 hours. I want to play at a high level until I'm 42. He said: "I have made it my aim to play the last ten years at least of my professional career at the same club. Martin Fraisl has been linked with a move to RangersRangers target Martin Fraisl insists he has a 'body of an 18-year-old' as he plans to play into his 40s.

It was a massive game at Ibrox that has put Ange Postecoglou's side on the brink of the title.

But Collum was willing to let plenty go and the nature of the derby led to Goldson and Rangers left wanting not being awarded a spot kick Verdict: IFAB rules may well have dictated VAR check if video replay was installed. Scottish PremiershipAlly McCoist's Rangers post mortem absence explained as Ray Parlour hails Celtic men of steelThe Arsenal legend was blown away by the blood and thunder action as Ange Postecoglou's men close in on title glory. After a neat pass from Ryan Kent to slip in Ryan Jack, the Rangers midfielder attempted to cross the ball into the Celtic box. Jack then appeared to lean a hand on the Greek frontman's head - something which would normally be defined by IFAB as "unsporting behaviour" under the subcategory of showing a "lack of respect for the game." Jack branded Giakoumakis "disrespectful" in the build-up to the Ibrox showdown and those tensions spilled over into a derby day flashpoint. It would be difficult to justify a spot-kick using the "unnaturally bigger" rhetoric used by IFAB. The Rangers midfielder didn't take kindly to comments from the Greek striker claiming Celtic were better in every department. Record Sport runs the rule over Collum's big calls on a day of frenzied drama in Govan. With Rangers looking to reclaim their lead after Tom Rogic's equaliser, there were loud claims from the home crowd of a foul on Joe Aribo in the box from Carl Starfelt. The Nigeria midfielder collected the ball in the box and the Celtic centre-back clipped the Rangers man as he changed direction. Experienced whistler Willie Collum took charge of the clash and had his fair share of big calls in Govan. He has been the man in the middle many a time when these two Glasgow heavyweights have gone head-to-head, but the significance to the title race added extra pressure on his shoulders. The contact appeared to be inadvertent from Swede and the penalty claim was waved away by Willie Collum. Ahead of Cameron Carter-Vickers' winner, Daizen Maeda burst into the Rangers penalty box and shrugged off the home defence. However the defender was fairly close to the ball and his arm was not raised. The striker collapsed under the challenge of the veteran stopper before the ball flew in the opposite direction. It has been a title race full of high drama and when the Premiership top two face off you know there will be plenty more to come.

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The matter is now in the hands of Police Scotland." Sunday's fixture was the first Glasgow derby to have away supporters in the ground since before the pandemic. That is what you want." "It is disappointing, you don't need it. Rangers icon Ally McCoist added: "That [embarrassing] is exactly what it is. "You're trying to sell this game everywhere, our showpiece occasion?

The former English Premier League referee delivered his thoughts on yesterday's Old Firm clash.

You can enter once each week to be in with a chance of winning. For your chance to win HOME tickets to cinch SPFL matches each week across ALL FOUR divisions just enter our competition below. Gallagher rubbished suggestions that the challenge warranted any more than a yellow card, adding: "If you look it’s actually shin on shin, isn’t it?

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Honestly? Absolute gross stupidity." He said: "That [embarrassing] is exactly what it is. He said: "It was fantastic.

The 37-year-old has received criticism from sections of the Gers support after their 2-1 defeat to Celtic.

You can enter once each week to be in with a chance of winning. For your chance to win HOME tickets to cinch SPFL matches each week across ALL FOUR divisions just enter our competition below. He was anonymous in the 3-0 defeat to Celtic at Parkhead and he received criticism for his performance against Dundee United as a substitute. Bacuna was the only player that Rangers paid a fee to sign in the summer. The 21-year-old can play in a variety of positions and his versatility is a bonus. The impact sub deserves the chance to prove if he's good enough to be a starter in the coming weeks. Simpson initially agreed a pre-contract deal to join in the summer before a fee was agreed with Bournemouth. Rangers beat a host of clubs to secure the 25-year-old on a pre-contract deal. Simpson was linked with an exit in January and he looks destined to depart in the summer. Rangers paid a compensation fee in the region of £250,000 for Bassey and it's proving to be a great piece of business. The 29-year-old returned to Amiens this summer as Rangers declined an option to sign him on a permanent deal, for a reported fee in excess of £2.5m. Bassey has been outstanding in recent months and his versatility - he can play at left-back and centre-back - is a real asset to van Bronckhorst.

The 23-year-old has been out since January after sustaining a serious knee injury against Stirling Albion.

"He became the best player in a team that won the championship without losing and is respected at Rangers. He was declared the best young player. He went to a clinic in Holland, very good professionals. "Ianis has a very good quality. "If they got past Dortmund, they have the ability to play in the final. He told Sport Arena: "After eliminating Dortmund, Rangers have a very good chance. He added: "I've come to say I'm proud of Ianis. He's grown up, he's been through everything, he's succeeded in a tough football.