World media reacts to Rangers no goal 'unbelievability' amid Celtic friction as Ange's Kings get a crown in Brazil

It's the fixture which truly makes an impact on the global stage.

That's no cliche when Celtic and Rangers lock horns and it is proven correct as the world media turn their glare to events in Glasgow once again. Parkhead boss Ange Postecoglou was quick to note no trophy was dished out for the pulsating 3-2 win over Rangers, however, it's all but over with a 12-point advantage and only seven games remaining. Celtic will make it 11 titles out of 12 to continue their dominance of Scottish football.

But how did the eyes across the globe see it? On a day when there was five goals and Rangers and Michael Beale believed they were harshly treated over a disallowed goal - there was plenty for voices from Europe to South America to get stuck into. And Record Sport has collated the best of them.

It was all about THAT no goal in Alfredo Morelos' homeland. They wrote: "The game was goalless after 20 minutes, when Alfredo Morelos received a cross from the right and, eluding his mark, hit the goal and sent it to save. The 'Buffalo' was ready to celebrate, but unbelievably had his goal disallowed due to an apparent push. According to the image, although it is evident that there is friction between Morelos and his reference Johnston, the touch was very subtle. Rangers fans are complaining that their opponent may have overreacted in the game. The truth is that they did not validate it and it was a key moment of the game, because at minute 26 Celtic took the lead with a goal from Kyogo Furuhashi."

Postecoglou is not waving the title flag just yet but this media outlet were happy to call their shot at the end of their live blog – Celtic are the champions in their eyes. They simply wrote: " Celtic win once more, despite Tavernier netting