Rangers and Celtic shared the points in the final Old Firm derby of the season after a 1-1 draw at Ibrox.
Cyriel Dessers opened the scoring at the end of the first half for Rangers, but Premiership champions Celtic rallied after the break and found a leveller through Adam Idah.
Rangers thought they had taken the lead on 25 minutes when Nicolas Raskin headed home from a free-kick, only to be denied by an offside call via VAR.
However, they were not to be denied on the stroke of half time when Dessers took in a pass from Mohamed Diomande, with help from a cute dummy by Vaclav Cerny, and held off Liam Scales before finishing past Viljami Sinisalo.
The goal was more galling for Celtic given that Adam Idah had missed a one-on-one with Rangers keeper Liam Kelly just 30 seconds beforehand at the other end as the hosts went in 1-0 ahead at the break.
Idah redeemed himself on 57 minutes when he fired home from the edge of the penalty box via a deflection off John Souttar and while a draw looked very likely thereafter, Celtic had a chance to win it right at the death when Daizen Maeda broke through, only to be denied by Kelly.
We give each starter a mark out of ten for their performance at Ibrox.
17. Vaclav Cerny
His cute dummy set up Dessers' opener. Was left in a rage when he came off midway through the second half. 6 | PA
18. Nedim Bajrami
A surprise starter in the Rangers attack. Not able to bring much creativity to the table. 6 | PA
19. James Forrest
Saw plenty of the ball in the first half and will be frustrated not to be slipped in by Idah. Faded in the second period. 6 | SNS Group
20. Daizen Maeda
Played his part in the equaliser but fluffed his lines with the last kick of the game when he spurned a chance one-on-one with Kelly. 6 | SNS Group