Rangers player ratings as Jon McLaughlin error compounds Celtic Park misery in derby defeat

It was another afternoon to forget for Rangers at Parkhead as they were down and out before half-time in Celtic's backyard.

Lessons were supposed to have been learned from last February's collapse at this venue. But once again, the Ibrox side found themselves out of the game after just 45 minutes as the hosts raced into a three-goal lead without their rivals laying a glove on them.

This time, the champions rubbed salt in the wounds after the break. Jon McLaughlin perhaps sold himself a little early for the second goal, although you can take nothing away from Jota 's magnificent finish. There was no doubting the Gers keeper's culpability for David Turnbull's fourth, however. He made a mess of a pass out from the back and Celtic's press being as effective as it is, the midfielder was able to take a touch then roll the ball home to complete the derby humiliation for Gio van Bronckhorst 's side.

The Ibrox boss appeared to hold his hands up and apologise to the shellshocked away support a full-time. But his players are also due the fans an apology after another no-show in Glasgow's east end.

Here's how the Light Blues rated out of ten.

JON McLAUGHLIN - Keeper got his hands to the Abada opener without being able to prevent it crossing the line. Through his legs for the third and an absolute howler to present Turnbull with a fourth. 5 .

JAMES TAVERNIER - Completely lost the battle on his team’s right against Jota. Caught out yet again at the third goal with sloppiness and swamped. Unable to make any contribution in an attacking sense. 5 .

JAMES SANDS - Named at centre-back and endured a nightmare outing as he was unable to get to grips with the home attack. American was unable to distribute properly under the intense