Celtic and Rangers bosses set to give Glasgow a summer of love but it will never last - Keith Jackson

They find it almost intolerable having to coexist in the same city.

But yesterday Scottish football’s bad neighbours just about managed to take what they needed from their final skirmish of the season in a blockbuster of a match which just might end up as a microcosm of an entire season.

Celtic escaped with the point which means the title is now secured barring an unforeseen act of God. And Rangers got out of the east end with pride intact and without incurring further casualties ahead of a campaign defining Europa League semi final second leg against RB Leipzig.

It was an Old Firm ruckus which began and ended with generous cuddles between Ange Postecoglou and Giovanni van Bronckhorst and we could be about to witness the most unusual of circumstances where both of these managers go into the summer with their credentials completely copper bottomed and being love bombed by their own supporters.

Two trophies in one season for Postecoglou will represent a stunning return for a man who arrived here less than a year ago, apparently on the ultimate hiding to nothing.

That the title is now just one more win away against all the pre-season odds means the big Aussie’s hero status is already secured among Celtic’s adoring supporters.

But Van Bronckhorst might end up trumping the lot should he go on form here to lead Rangers to a European final and then book-end the season by lifting the Scottish Cup at Hampden on May 21, three days later.

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