Rangers fought back from a two-goal half-time deficit to draw 3-3 with Celtic as the cinch Premiership title race exploded at Ibrox.
Hoops attacker Daizen Maeda gave the visitors a stunning lead after just 21 seconds which rocked the home side. The nervy Light Blues fell further behind in the 34th minute when midfielder Matt O’Riley coolly converted a penalty after a VAR intervention.
Rangers improved after the break and skipper James Tavernier scored from the spot in the 55th minute before striker Cyriel Dessers had the ball in the net two minutes later only for an earlier infringement to rule out a goal. Substitute Abdallah Sima levelled in the 86th minute but a minute later Hoops substitute Adam Idah drove in for what looked like a dramatic winner only for Rangers replacement Rabbi Matondo to level in added time for a share of the spoils which left Celtic one point ahead at the top.
Rangers have a game in hand against Dundee on Wednesday but have still to go to Celtic Park after the split with more twists likely.
Here are the player ratings from Ibrox ...
5. Connor Goldson (Rangers)
This was a difficult afternoon for the Rangers centre-half. At the heart of a jittery home defence, he was penalised for handball by VAR and missed two good headers at the other end. Had to come off injured in stoppage time for Leon Balogun. 5 Photo: Alan Harvey - SNS Group
6. John Souttar (Rangers)
The Scotland defender started the game off in a flustered manner as Celtic threatened to run away with the match. Left the pitch with blood pouring from a head wound. Bandaged up, he kept on going until the very end. 6 Photo: Alan Harvey - SNS Group
7. Cameron Carter-Vickers (Celtic)
Celtic always look a more secure unit for his presence, and that was the case here - even if Celtic did concede three times. The big American was very solid. 7 Photo: Andrew Milligan
8. Liam Scales (Celtic)
One of the best players on the pitch. His head was like a magnet to most Rangers crosses. Desperately unfortunate to see Abdallah Sima's effort deflect in off him. 7 Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group