Rangers claimed the Old Firm bragging rights with a 3-2 win over Celtic in an entertaining derby encounter at Parkhead.
Substitute Hamza Igamane scored the winner two minutes from time after Celtic had recovered from a two-goal half-time deficit to level the match.
Nico Raskin headed the visitors in front from a corner in the fourth minute before fellow midfielder Mohamed Diomande added a second in the 37th minute as Barry Ferguson’s side took a deserved lead into the break.
Hoops attacker Daizen Maeda pulled a goal back three minutes into the second half and midfielder Reo Hatate levelled in the 75th minute.
But Rangers raced up the other end in the 88th minute and striker Igamane, only on a matter of minutes, fired high into the net for his side’s first win at Celtic Park since 2020 to reduce the gap at the top of the table to 13 points.
Here is how the Celtic and Rangers players rated for their performance out of 10...
5. Cameron Carter-Vickers
Lacked the commanding presence that he has become renowned for. Seemed uncomfortable without his usual centre-back partner Auston Trusty. Caught under a high ball for Rangers winner. One of his poorer displays in a Celtic jersey - 5 | SNS Group
6. Dujon Sterling - Rangers RCB
Made an unbelievable clearance in the first-half to keep out a Daizen Maeda header. Took one for the team with a booking for a foul on Jota to thwart a dangerous Celtic attack. Solid until being replaced on 82 minutes - 7 | SNS Group
7. Maik Nawrocki - Celtic CB
The Polish defender who came in from the cold for his first start of the season and only his third appearance was, surprisingly, the pick of the Celtic back four. Made some vital interceptions to prevent further damage in the first-half and can be pleased with his overall performance - 7 | SNS Group
8. John Souttar - Rangers CB
The calmest player on the park amid the mayhem of the Old Firm. Never looked flustered in his defending and rarely wasted a ball out of defence. A performance which will have pleased Scotland head coach Steve Clarke ahead of next week's Nations League play-off double-header against Greece - 8 | SNS Group