All eyes will be on Glasgow this weekend as Rangers and Celtic prepare to lock horn in what is sure to be another epic Old Firm encounter.
Fans from across the globe will tune into one of the most hotly-contested derby matches on the footballing calendar. It is a rivalry which is renowned for its fiery atmosphere both on and off the pitch, and it’s fair to say games between the two Glasgow giants rarely pass without incident.
Ahead of Sunday’s tantalising title race showdown at Ibrox, GlasgowWorld has taken a look back over the last 18 Old Firm derby fixtures stretching back to October 2020 to give supporters a better indication of what they can expect to see from this latest installment.
1. Celtic 0 Rangers 2 - 17/10/2020
Rangers produced a dominant derby day performance in what was the first Old Firm meeting played without fans in attendance. Connor Goldson headed James Tavernier's free-kick into the net and the centre-back was at it again when he tapped home after the break to dismantle a lacklustre Celtic side. | Getty Images
2. Rangers 1 Celtic 0 - 02/01/2021
10-man Celtic's defence of the Premiership title crumbled as Rangers took a huge leap towards the silverware in a dramatic Old Firm contest at Ibrox. Nir Bitton was sent off for Celtic and Callum McGregor's own goal compounded a miserable afternoon for Neil Lennon's Hoops side as their hopes of sealing an unprecedented 10 league titles in a row faded. | Getty Images
3. Celtic 1 Rangers 1 - 21/03/21
Rangers stayed on course for an unbeaten Premiership season after Alfredo Morelos' first goal in 13 Old Firm derbies salvaged a share of the spoils on this occasion. The Colombian striker stooped low to head home after Mohamed Elyounoussi had nodded Celtic into an early lead. Before kick-off, both sets of players opted not to take the knee and instead stood together against racism, after Rangers' Glen Kamara was racially abused by a Slavia Prague player earlier that week. | Getty Images
4. Rangers 2 Celtic 0 - 18/04/21
Celtic's four-year reign as Scottish Cup holders was ended as they were condemned to a first trophyless season since 2010. Steven Davis' overhead kick and a Jonjoe Kenny own goal before half-time sent Rangers into the quarter-finals of the competition. | Getty Images