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.
21. Cyriel Dessers
Quiet until he took his goal really well right on first half. Starved of service for much of the game. 7 | PA
22. Adam Idah
The Irish striker failed to set up Forrest and missed a good chance in a wretched first half, but redeemed himself with the leveller. Never stopped showing for the ball. 6 | SNS Group
23. Rangers replacements
Ianis Hagi (above, 3) came on but was replaced by Bailey Rice (n/a) after picking up an injury. Forwards Hamza Igamane (3) and Danilo (n/a) were also called upon. | SNS Group
24. Celtic replacements
Paulo Bernardo (above, 3) came on for Engels, and Yang Hjun-jun (3) also appeared on 63 minutes. Neither player had a major impact. Jeffrey Schlupp (n/a) and Johnny Kenny (n/a) also came on. | SNS Group