Rangers manager Graeme Murty, speaking to Sky Sports: "They had moments in the first half when we were fortunate. I’m really proud of the way the boys stood up to the challenge at a great stadium.

“We could’ve won it but I can’t fault the guys. They gave me everything today.

“I feel we’re at the start of a very big job but that’s a big step. The atmosphere here is second to none and guys who come and play for us have to enjoy this.

"David Bates has not done anything to lose my trust and throwing him in here, there was never a second thought. He excelled.

“There’s little bits that we can improve, we can certainly get better at building the play but in terms of intensity and focus, we were at it. This is a good team we’re playing and we were well worthy of the draw.

“We’re at the start of a long journey but this first step can bring us together."

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Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland at Firhill

Dreich doesn’t begin to do the conditions at Firhill justice for this high-stakes match between the Premiership’s bottom two.

Thistle, despite their lowly position, are in good form at home, with four wins from their last five.

Given that County haven’t won in their last eight, Thistle must go into the game as favourites.

Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland at McDiarmid Park

Will this be the final match at St Johnstone for on-loan Rangers striker Michael O’Halloran? Has manager Tommy Wright got a hold of his agent yet?

And just how many clubs are interested in signing Dundee defender Jack Hendry?

Plenty of questions this afternoon, but will we get any answers? Dundee haven’t won here since 2014.

Rangers defender David Bates, who came on as an early substitute for Bruno Alves, who is now on crutches, felt his side deserved more than a point.

Speaking to Sky Sports, he said: "We’re disappointed not to go away with three points. They had chances but we had a few in the second half.

“It’s tough coming on in an Old Firm game but I was delighted to get on and get the draw."

Full-back James Tavernier added: “It was one of those games when the ball didn’t go in. The boys put in a very good shift.

“They’re an attacking force, and it was always going to be at tough game, but we kept our shape well."

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Motherwell: Carson, Tait, Hammell, Bigirimana, Hartley, Bowman, Rose, Kipre, Campbell, Newell, Tanner.

Substitutes: Xenodochov, Grimshaw, Fisher, MacLean, Livingstone, Turnbull, Maguire.

Hamilton Academical: Woods, McMann, Tomas, Imrie, Docherty, Bingham, Crawford, Gogic, Templeton, MacKinnon, Donati.

Substitutes: Fulton, Gillespie, Redmond, Biabi, Lyon, Want, Cunningham.

Hibernian: Marciano, Ambrose, McGregor, Hanlon, Stevenson, Boyle, McGinn, McGeouch, Swanson, Stokes, Shaw.

Substitutes: Dabrowski, Gray, Bartley, Slivka, Matulevicius, S Murray, Porteous.

Kilmarnock: MacDonald, O'Donnell, S Boyd, Broadfoot, Taylor, Power, Dicker, Mulumbu, Burke, Jones, Boyd.

Substitutes: Bell, Greer, McKenzie, Findlay, Waters, Fraser, Erwin.

Tom English
Chief sports writer, BBC Scotland

St Johnstone: Clark, Tanser, Alston, Shaughnessy, Anderson, Davidson, Wotherspoon, O'Halloran, Johnstone, Foster, Scougall.

Substitutes: Mannus, Millar, MacLean, McClean, Gordon, Easton, Hendry.

Dundee: Parish, Kerr, Leitch-Smith, Kamara, Allan, O'Hara, Aurtenetxe, McGowan, Hendry, Haber, Waddell.

Substitutes: Ferrie, Holt, Etxabeguren, El Bakhtaoui, Curran, Henvey, Lambert.

Liz Milne: I will take that. Good on Rangers.

Gerry Pentleton: How on earth Rangers didn't win that. Totally dominated the second half.

Ross True: Celtic lucky to claim any points from the game.

Tom Wylie: Why can't Rangers play like that every week?

Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Sportsound

That's the first time Celtic have failed to score at home in a domestic game since 2 March 2016 - also a 0-0 - against Dundee.

It's also their fourth Premiership draw of the season at Parkhead.

They remain 11 points clear of Rangers and have moved nine points ahead of Aberdeen at the top of the Premiership, but the Dons now have a chance to cut that to six heading into the winter break if they can beat Hearts at Pittodrie this afternoon.

Aberdeen: Lewis, Logan, Shinnie, Considine, O'Connor, McLean, Rooney, Mackay-Steven, Arnason, McKenna, Christie.

Substitutes: Rodgers, Reynolds, Stewart, Maynard, Wright, Ball, Harvie.

Heart of Midlothian: McLaughlin, Smith, Berra, Souttar, Hughes, Brandon, Cowie, Cochrane, Milinkovic, McDonald, Isma.

Substitutes: Hamilton, Petkov, Baur, Martin, Henderson, Lafferty, Stockton.

Partick Thistle: Cerny, McGinn, Turnbull, Keown, Lawless, Spittal, Woods, Barton, Edwards, Storey, Doolan.

Substitutes: Scully, Devine, Nitriansky, Sammon, Nisbet, McCarthy.

Ross County: Fox, Naismith, Fraser, Davies, Kelly, Lindsay, Routis, Chow, Gardyne, Mckay, Schalk.

Substitutes: McCarey, Dow, Curran, Draper, Van der Weg, Eagles, Keillor-Dunn.

You'd have got good odds on that scoreline, given the way the game panned out. But goalless it finishes.

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It's three bookings apiece now.

We'll have two minutes of added time..

Steven Thompson
Former Rangers striker on BBC Sportsound

You don't get a lot of opportunities in an Old Firm game - Morelos got two, and he'll be disappointed not to have added to his goal tally.

Final change for Rangers. Alfredo Morelos - who has missed two gilt-edged opportunities - is hooked, with Eduardo Herrera coming on.

Celtic fan Rod Stewart looks concerned - and not just because of his interesting choice of Christmas jumper - in the Parkhead stand.

The lion king of rock and roll? Ouch.

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Celtic's captain launches into a tackle on Alfredo Morelos. He appears to catch a bit of the ball. but also the Rangers striker.

Either way, he's the fifth player into Bobby Madden's notebook.