Champions drive happiness to claim a satisfactory point

The Rangers offer for the third consecutive victory of the derby over the Celtics was prevented this afternoon because the champions returned to earn a point in Ibrox.

Despite the dominance of Hoops in the Scottish Prime Minister this season, the side of Barry Ferguson has been persecuted by the trio victories of league victories in the same season against rival rivals for the first time in 28 years.

And it was watched when Cyriel Desers gave a home place a well -deserved lead on a half -time shot. But Celtic replied Adam Idah to seek the proportion of prey and maintained his advantage at 17 points at the top of the table.

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Quickly starts from pumping hosts

Rangers, considering this an opportunity to ask for at least the modem of those who started, began quickly and almost caught the lead within two minutes.

James Tavernier’s right -wing corner chose Leon Balogun, and his header crashed to the bar and crossed.

Rangers continued to press, and the Celtic goalkeeper Viljami Sinisalo managed well to make the superior effort of Vaclav Cerny for the first time, followed by another effort by Nico Raskin.

Rskin proved a threat and thought he opened his scorings after 25 minutes, but his free -kick header was excluded by the offshore.

Celtics was the second best, but almost stunned the homemade crowd, taking the lead after 34 minutes, and Cameron Carter-Vickers’ tall head of the bush head with Rangers’s head.

Dessers hits

Home goalkeeper Liam Kelly then brilliantly saved from Idah before, at the other end, the deadlock was broken a minute later.

A smart doll from Cerny carried out space in the Celtic area, and the dessers were not wrong with the fresh end of the past, Sinnisali for their 25th goal of the season.

The lead lasted 13 minutes, however, Idah exploded home after his ball fell on his way aversion John Souttar. There was a long -term check, but the goal was allowed to stop.

Var played a key role again with nine minutes.

The Rangers wanted a penalty after Ianis Hagi seemed to have been full within the area, but their appeals were rejected.

Maeda cracks her lines

Despite driving his happiness, Celtic almost won the last attacks of the game.

Tavernier’s Slack Pass was seized by Reo Hatate and he sent Daizen to Maeda through the goal. Japan International had the possibilities, including the ball of Johnny Kenny, but instead, he ran straight into Kelly.