Celtic player ratings as Kobayashi toils in derby baptism of fire and Jota fails to hit heights on day to forget

It won't have an impact on how they end their season but there's no doubt Celtic will still feel the pain of a derby thrashing at the hands of rivals Rangers at Ibrox.

Ange Postecoglou and his man are still odds-on to finis the campaign with a domestic clean sweep but the 3-0 loss still might give them a bit to think about for next season. The Parkhead boss gave some of his fringe men a chance to impress but they failed to take it as Gers strolled to a commanding victory.

The defeat means they can't break their points record but it was still only a second domestic loss of an impressive campaign. Here, Record Sport takes a look at how the visitors performed on what was a rare drop in the extremely highly standards set by the champions under Postecoglou.

JOE HART - Pushed out John Lundstram shot straight to Cantwell for opening goal and no chance with the Souttar header. Made a recovery save from another strike from the opening scorer after the interval. Exposed as Sakala scored. 6

ANTHONY RALSTON - Scotland defender had to watch as Sakala attempted to make decisive runs. Looked to support Abada and perfect centre for Israeli’s first-half chance. Difficult day for the right-back. 5

CARL STARFELT - Swede was the senior figure in the backline and tried to organise. Had to chase back to cover a couple of dangerous Sakala runs. Best of defence until badly caught out at the third Rangers goal when sacked by Cantwell. 6

YUKI KOBAYASHI - Japanese in at centre-back and tough going. Not reactive as Cantwell pounced on a rebound before him to score and shrugged aside by Souttar at the second Rangers goal. Tough baptism to fixture. 5

ALEXANDRO BERNABEI - Left-back was in ahead of Greg Taylor and battled his side. No shortage