“Celtic manager Derek McInnes booked for arguing with officials just minutes after Emmanuel Fernandez's early foul, setting a tense, combative tone for the derby.”
“Ryan Don Naderi heads home after Celtic failed to clear a dangerous spell, capping a sequence of shots from Daniel Neill and Kieran Tierney that had already tested the woodwork and the goalkeeper.”
Pivotal“A flurry of substitutions and Callum McGregor's booking preceded a corner that Rangers worked into a second goal shortly after, though officially the scoreline held at 0-1 in the main data.”
“Badredine Bouanani booked for time-wasting as Rangers looked to see out the closing stages and protect their lead against a chasing Celtic side.”
Outstanding performance

Rangers rode out a spell of Celtic pressure before Ryan Don Naderi's 33rd-minute goal, capping a sequence that saw both sides go close through Daniel Neill and Kieran Tierney, settled the contest in their favour. Despite Celtic dominating possession (55%) and passing accuracy, they managed just one shot on target from five attempts, a damning reflection of their inability to trouble Rangers' backline. Rangers were far more incisive, racking up 15 shots and 8 on target, showing their willingness to attack in numbers even without adding a second goal. The result piles pressure on Celtic's home form, while Rangers will take confidence from a gritty, disciplined away performance shaped by six bookings and a frantic final third of substitutions.
How entertaining was this match?
Celtic host Rangers at Celtic Park in the first Old Firm league clash of the season, with the Hoops eager to bounce back after a shock 3-0 League Cup defeat at Ibrox just days ago. Celtic top the table on a six-game winning run in the league, but Rangers arrive with genuine momentum and belief they can do the double over their rivals.