Champions walk their chances for a satisfactory point claim

The proposal for the third consecutive derby of Rangers this afternoon Champions withdrew to earn a point in IBROX.

Despite the advantage of the Hoops of Scotland this season, Barry Ferguson, for the first time in the same season, for the first time in the same season, the winner of the rear league in the same season, followed the winner of the rear league.

Dirty Dessers looked at the house when he gave a lead worth a half-term shot. However, the person was withdrawn from Idah to demand the share of Celtic, spoils and protect the 17-point advantage at the beginning of the table.

Full Time: Rangers 1-1 Celtic

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Start fast from Pomped-Up Hosts

Rangers, this was a chance to demand a modicle of at least oneupmanship, quickly and caught the lead in almost two minutes.

James Tavernier took the right wing corner Leon Balogun and the header collapsed on the bar.

Rangers press and Celtic goalkeeper Viljami Sinisalo, over the turning efforts from Vaclav Cerny and then continued the first place with Nico Raskin’s efforts.

Raskin proved to be a threat and thought he scored in 25 minutes, but Tavernier ruled outside the title.

Celtic was the second best, but after 34 minutes, the house crowded, the house crowd, Cameron Carter-Vickers’ Rangers’ rangers’ thunder.

Dessers hits

Home goalkeeper Liam Kelly, then brightered from Idah, and then smashed after another minute.

A clever dummy from CERNY, cavity and sessers in the Celtic region, did not make a crisp crisp for Sinisalo for the 25th goal of the season.

The lead lasted 13 minutes, but then the house was blown off and off the house a Defection John Souttar. There was a long time, but the goal was allowed to stop.

There played a re-key role with nine minutes.

Rangers wanted a penalty after the Ianis Hagin was broken inside the region, but his appeals were fired.

Maeda blooms

Despite riding their chances, Celtic won with the latest attack of the game.

Tavernier’s Slack Pass was seized by Reo Hatate and sent Daizen Maeda to the target. Japan International had options including challenging the ball Johnny Kenny, but ran directly to Kelly.