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 ...
9. Dujon Sterling (Rangers)
A surprise starter at left-back, he did not look comfortable in the first half and his usual athletic, attacking instincts were curbed. Injured himself in the second half when making a good tackle in the penalty box towards end of match but managed to soldier on. Did play a part in Rabbi Matondo's goal. 6 Photo: Jane Barlow
10. Greg Taylor (Celtic)
For the most part, the left side of Celtic's defence was secure. Taylor played a big part in that, completely dominating Scott Wright. Abdallah Sima offered a sterner test in the second half but the full-back stayed firm. 7 Photo: Alan Harvey - SNS Group
11. Mohamed Diomande (Rangers)
The Ivorian has been largely excellent for Rangers since his arrival in January. He was part of a midfield unit that was overwhelmed in the first half as Celtic gave him little time on the ball. He did regain some composure in the second period and helped Rangers get back in the match. Replaced by Kieran Dowell in closing stages. 5 Photo: Andrew Milligan
12. John Lundstram (Rangers)
The Liverpudlian normally offers ballast and thunder to such a match, but in the first half he was largely chasing shadows. Got to grips with game more after the break. 5 Photo: Alan Harvey - SNS Group