Rangers vs Celtic: Ryan Jack's goal hands Brendan Rodgers first Old Firm derby defeat
Re-live the action from the Ibrox
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Your support makes all the difference.Brendan Rodgers’ Old Firm dominance as Celtic manager came to an end when Ryan Jack scored the only goal of the game to take Rangers level on points with their rivals at the top of the Scottish Premiership.
The former Liverpool manager has won 10 and drawn two of his 12 Old Firm derbies since joining Celtic, but Rangers’ long wait for a victory came to an end with a deserved victory at Ibrox.
After 30 minutes of dominance and missed opportunities, Jack converted Ryan Kent’s low cross to give Steven Gerrard’s side a deserved lead.
Celtic, backed by just 700 travelling supporters, failed to seriously test Allan McGregor in the Rangers goal and struggled to contain the home side’s surging attacks. Re-live the action below:
Rangers 1-0 Celtic
10 minutes to go
Can Rangers hold on to clinch a famous victory?
Rangers 1-0 Celtic
84 mins
The home side have seemingly sat a little deeper as they look to hold on to what they have. Celtic are currently struggling to find a way through and it looks like they could play for another 90 minutes and not find a way through.
Rangers 1-0 Celtic
86 mins
Edouard weaves his way through several challenges as he advances to the byline and pull back a pass to Ntcham on the penalty spot. The midfielder runs onto the ball and strikes it goalwards, but Halliday is on hand to make a crucial block, slightly winding himself in the process.
Rangers 1-0 Celtic
88 mins
Halliday takes a yellow card for time-wasting. You'd take that at this stage.
Rangers 1-0 Celtic
Ibrox raises its collective voice for Andy Halliday as he is named man of the match.
Rangers 1-0 Celtic
How are your nails, Rangers supporters? They have two more minutes to go, and by the looks of things, they could well do it.
Scott Arfield makes way for Jon Flanagan as they seek to run down the clock.
Rangers 1-0 Celtic
One minute to go and Celtic just cannot clear their lines or get up the pitch.
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