5 talking points as Celtic display true title grit to leave Rangers needing a miracle

Rousing Celtic produced a display packed with title-winning grit as they came from behind to defeat Rangers at Ibrox — and edge closer to Scottish Premiership glory.

Aaron Ramsey had the champions flying after he swept home the opener but Tom Rogic and Cameron Cater-Vickers netted to reverse their side's fortunes.

Ange Postecoglou 's side have been lauded for their thrilling football this season but it was their defensive rearguard that kept Rangers at bay in the second half.

And that win sees Celtic open up a six-point advantage over their great rivals — plus a huge 15 positive goal difference — with only six games remaining.

This fixture is famed for starting at breakneck speed and the latest instalment didn't disappoint with the home side setting out their intentions early.

And it only took Rangers three minutes to net the opener as Ramsey produced a measured finish amid 50,000 fans kicking the ball into the net with him.

Josip Juranovic was caught out as Calvin Bassey ghosted in behind him and the Nigeria international teed up the former Juventus man to perfection.

Recriminations followed as the Celtic right-back felt he was left isolated his team-mates.

Rangers had their tails up and a couple of teasing crosses from both Bassey and Tavernier followed as the league leaders toiled.

Their woe was short-lived, however, as Ibrox was silenced following Rogic's equaliser against the run of play which had Ibrox appealing for offside in unison.

Celtic skipper McGregor sparked the fightback with a slaloming run into the box, Rogic's initial shot was blocked but he stayed goal side of Tavernier when Hatate's follow-up was palmed into his path by Allan McGregor. The Aussie made no mistake.

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