Celtic took another major step towards retaining the Scottish Premiership title after all-but ending Rangers’ hopes with a thrilling 3-2 Glasgow derby victory at Parkhead.
Kyogo Furuhashi - who loves playing against the Ibrox side - scored either side of James Tavernier’s exquisite free-kick, before Jota converted the hosts’ third from an acute angle.
Tavernier then headed home his 100th goal for Rangers to set up a tense finale, but the Hoops stood firm to move 12 points clear at the top of the table with seven games remaining.
Here, GlasgowWorld rates how the Celtic players performed....
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5. Greg Taylor - 7
A pre-match injury doubt but managed to shake off a dead leg to start. Linked the play well with the midfield and got forward at every opportunity. Started the move that led to Kyogo’s opener. | Getty Images
6. Aaron Mooy - 5
Had no real influence on the game and looked a tad rusty in the first-half. Sluggish in possession and his distribution wasn’t great. Cautioned for taking a poor touch after Morelos robbed him of possession and hooked just after the hour mark. | SNS Group
7. Callum McGregor -8
The captain broke forward at times to great effect and released Jota in the build up to his early chance which Allan McGregor saved. Booked for raising his arms towards Raskin but led by example and dictated the play. | SNS Group
8. Matt O’Riley - 7
An interesting inclusion as Postecoglou kept the faith in the Danish under-21 international and his repaid his manager’s faith. Excellent cut-back to Kyogo for the opening goal and one of several players who grew in confidence and stature as the match wore on. | Getty Images