Celtic end Rangers' 12-game unbeaten run and move three points clear in Premiership
First-half Edouard goal put visitors in front
Substitute Hayes rolled in second in stoppage-time
Rangers substitute Jones then sent off for wild lunge on Bauer
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Rangers 0-0 Celtic
Neil McCann
Former Scotland and Rangers winger on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageIt is a breathless start. Two very different shapes. Celtic probably slightly more aggressive in their pressing than Rangers, but the home side are starting to find their rhythm now
Rangers 0-0 Celtic
The game started at a whirlwind pace and is only getting quicker. Now Hatem Elhamed is down on the turf holding his head after a full-blooded aerial clash with Jon Flanagan.
Rangers 0-0 Celtic
Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageIt came from a poor pass from Scott Brown and Callum McGregor should have been booked. That's a mistake from Bobby Madden
Rangers 0-0 Celtic
Neil McCann
Former Scotland and Rangers winger on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageThat's a good chance for Katic. Rangers look really effective around that box. They are not playing with natural wide men, but they have good one-touch movement
Rangers 0-0 Celtic
Referee Bobby Madden plays advantage after a wild tackle on Scott Arfield from Callum McGregor as Rangers spring an attack. Hatem Elhamed needs to puts in a great tackle to deny Jermain Defoe a shot at goal inside the penalty box.
Remarkably, McGregor escapes without a booking after Niko Katic heads wide from the resulting corner.
Image source, SNSHatem Elhamed tackles Jermain Defoe
Rangers 0-0 Celtic
Mikey Johnston wriggles his way past a couple of defenders and Rangers' Connor Goldson needs to step in to knock the cross out for a corner.
The hosts clear without much fuss.
Rangers 0-0 Celtic
There is not much room to work with in a congested midfield. Nobody is getting a second to dwell on the ball.
Rangers 0-0 Celtic
Neil McCann
Former Scotland and Rangers winger on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageThere is a clear directive there from Celtic. They had a chance to play the ball high into the box, but they tried to play their way through
Rangers 0-0 Celtic
Celtic kick to touch deep in Rangers territory - rugby style - and it nearly pays off as the visitors win back possession from the throw-in. Celtic keep the pressure up and Ryan Christie is not too far away with a long-distance shot.
Rangers 0-0 Celtic
And away we go.
Bobby Madden is today's referee.
Rangers v Celtic (12:00)
Neil McCann
Former Scotland and Rangers winger on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageBitton is not a natural central-defender and Jullien, although improving, doesn't have great pace. I wonder if Steven Gerrard is looking to exploit that with Defoe's pace
Rangers v Celtic (12:00)
The teams emerge from the tunnel at Ibrox. Bedlam inside the stadium already. What a noise...
Rangers v Celtic (12:00)
Celtic manager Neil Lennon is missing Kristopher Ajer and Jozo Simunovic through injury, but is confident that Nir Bitton and Christopher Jullien can fill in perfectly well.
Speaking to Sky Sports, the Celtic manager says: "We knew Kris was struggling. We knew Jozo had a reaction in his knee to training. So we're prepared. The two guys [Bitton and Jullien] played centre-half on Thursday and were brilliant. We're hoping for some more of the same. [Hatem Abd] Elhamed is fit so he comes in as well.
"We've missed him in the last couple of games and we've had to play Kris at right back. So it's nice to have Hatem back despite his two games out."
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Rangers manager Steven Gerrard also explained why he opted for Jermain Defoe over Alfredo Morelos.
Speaking to Sky Sports, Gerrard says: "It was a very tough decision. It wasn't the only tough decision I had to make. I've gone for the freshness. Alfredo had to put a lot in to Thursday night [vs Legia Warsaw] right until the death.
"I've gone for Jermain in that area who I trust. Who is very experienced. Who did the job here in the last Old Firm very, very well. So that's the reason he got the nod. But having said that, Alfredo still has a big part to play because at some point he will be needed."
Image source, SNSJermain Defoe takes a quick pre-match drink during the warm-up at Ibrox
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Celtic manager Neil Lennon has decided to drop Craig Gordon for Fraser Forster between the sticks today at Ibrox.
Speaking to Sky Sports, the Celtic manager explained his reasoning. He said: "Craig [Gordon] had a fine game on Thursday [against AIK] but we've decided to go with Fraser [Forster] just to give us that presence in the goal. I've got two excellent goalkeepers so it really was a difficult decision to make but we've given Fraser the nod."
Rangers v Celtic (12:00)
Rangers manager Steven Gerrard has acknowledged that his side face an in-form Celtic team but is confident that they can get a result.
Speaking to Sky Sports, he says: "It's two good teams who will do everything they can to win a derby match. Both teams are in good form. It's all to play for and everyone on both sides wants that advantage. We're focused, we're ready and we're in a good place. It's a game we're really looking forward to."
Rangers v Celtic (12:00)
Billy Dodds
Former Scotland striker on Sportsound
Quote MessageBoth teams, if they lose this game, are capable of rectifying that, but it would not be nice and would stick in the throat. Celtic are capable of destroying Rangers if they are not up for it and that's why Steven Gerrard has gone with a solid midfield
Rangers v Celtic (12:00)
Rangers have not been behind in any of their 12 matches this season and have only conceded five goals, scoring 32.
Celtic have scored 39 goals and shipped 12, with their only defeat a sore 4-3 at home to Cluj in Champions League qualifying.
Rangers v Celtic (12:00)
Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageRangers are more under pressure to win this one. They will want to show they can challenge, but Celtic can afford to lose this one
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Both sides go into this one buoyed by positive midweek results as the Glasgow duo booked their places in the Europa League group phase.
It's was a nail-biting evening at Ibrox until Alfredo Morelos popped up with a stoppage-time header, the only goal over two legs against Legia Warsaw.
Over in Stockholm, Celtic flexed their counter-attacking muscles with a 4-1 victory, making it 6-1 on aggregate against AIK.
Celtic have been drawn with Champions League conquerors Cluj, Lazio and Stade Rennais.
Rangers will go up against Porto, Feyenoord and Young Boys of Switzerland.
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Image source, SNSAlfredo Morelos was the Rangers hero against Legia Warsaw
Image source, SNSLewis Morgan scored his first Celtic goal as AIK were swept aside in Sweden