Both Philippe Clement and Brendan Rodgers were keen to accentuate the positives after an incredible match - and both had a wee grumble about the penalty decisions.

It's as you were at the top going into the Scottish Premiership home stretch.

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If you weren't able to watch that incredible game, I recommend you tune in to Sportscene at 19:15 on BBC Scotland.

I'm not sure an hour is long enough to cover all the action and talking points.

Once the league split has been settled, we'll soon learn when the next Old Firm derby is.

That one will be at Celtic Park.

It would be great if it was the last game of the campaign but it probably won't be.

Rangers go to Dens Park on Wednesday to play their game in hand. Win that and they go top.

Let's hope the soggy pitch at Dundee holds up over the next few days.

Next weekend, Celtic host St Mirren and Rangers visit Ross County.

Then we have the split...

Got your breath back yet? If so, let us know what you think...

Rangers fans, have your say here.

Celtic supporters, right here is the link for you.

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers tells BBC Scotland: "You expect some sort of reaction in the second half.

"I'm disappointed with the penalty. If you watch it back, I think the referee makes the right decision in the game. Ali[stair Johnston] makes a really good challenge. The player then simulates and goes over. He went over a few times in the game.

"It went against us and you expect a bit of pressure. We had to stand up and fight, We get the third goal, excellent from Adam [Idah]. They then get a really good third goal.

"We're disappointed not to win, but to leave here with everything in our hands is what we wanted.

"We played with a calmness, really attacking with and without the ball. We made the crowd really edgy and that's what we want. We showed quality and heart in really tough conditions.

"To come here with no supporters, to show that mentality - you were never going to win anything today, but take it [the title race] in the right direction. There's still a lot to play for. There's a long way to go. We're in a really good position."

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Rangers manager Phillipe Clement tells BBC Scotland: "I don't know if it was classic but my boys did something special.

"We show our real quality and personality. We get a well-deserved point. We are more the winners of the day. It could have been more, but I think the result is also good.

"They took the message [at half-time] in the best way they can and showed who they really are in the second half. We showed a lot of power, resilience, personality and mentality. There's a lot of positives.

"We showed we deserve where we are in the league, we need to be at the top.

"It was important to have Abdallah Sima back. I'm happy with what he could give today. Rabbi [Matondo], we've been working a lot on these actions and having more control in his finishes. I'm really proud of him, and the whole team.

"We're in the place we want to be. We managed to change the scenario in a really good way.

"It's the form of potential champions, but we have a tough challenger. It's good for Scottish football to have two teams with this quality."

Rangers winger Rabbi Matondo speaks to Sky Sports following his late equaliser: "I just thought 'cut in and have a shot.'

"I wasn't doing my best in the game, so when I got my opportunity, thankfully it went in. It felt amazing. It was great to see it hit the back of the net. We'll take the point for now."

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Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

When Brendan Rodgers and his players go back and reflect, they'll be disappointed they didn't win, but they'll be relieved to get out of here with the draw.

That still sets them up to retain the championship. They still have Rangers at home. Rangers haven't beaten them yet, and that's critical for me.

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Stuart McCall
Former Rangers midfielder on BBC Sportsound

Both sides got a lucky goal, they both take two fantastic penalty kicks and both get two good strikes.

Rangers didn't deserve to win it, but they didn't deserve to lose it either. If I'm a Celtic player, I'd take a point before kick-off. And at 2-2, it seemed like there would only be one winner.

All in all, it was a great game in terms of intensity, drama and excitement. In terms of quality, there was a lot of carelessness.

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at Ibrox

Fabulous first half from Celtic. Excellent comeback from Rangers.

The fact the visitors were 3-2 up going into stoppage says a lot about Rangers resilience and refusal to give up.

It will probably feel like the one that got away for Brendan Rodgers, from 2-0 up at the break. However, Philippe Clement will no doubt feel his side deserved to take something from the game.

A classic derby which sets us up for a classic title race.

Is it the VAR interventions that have twisted Michael Stewart out of shape?

Both penalties came from monitor reviews and Rangers had an effort ruled out for a foul in the build up.

Michael Stewart
Former Scotland international on X

The officiating is embarrassing our game. They’ve impacted the result in the biggest game of the season. Disgraceful.

Celtic remain one point in front at the top of the Premiership but that can all change when Rangers play their game in hand at Dens Park on Wednesday.

Kris Boyd
Former Rangers striker on Sky Sports

Rangers were all over the place. Clement was able to get his team in at half-time and make a change that had a huge impact on the game.

Celtic should have been out of sight, but Clement's side have been able to grind out results and they have done that today.

For the neutral, it was an unbelievable game of football.

Not one for the purists but absolutely fantastic entertainment...

Celtic bossed the first half, taking the lead after just 21 seconds through Daizen Maeda and adding a Matt O'Riley penalty.

Rangers got a lifeline when a booking for diving became a penalty, converted by James Tavernier.

The home side thought they'd equalised, but VAR stepped in again, then they did level with a shot from Abdallah Sima.

Adam Idah silenced Ibrox almost immediately but that wasn't the last of the drama as Rabbi Matondo curled in a delicious second equaliser for Rangers.

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A sensational game comes to a close with some silly pushing and shoving...

Todd Cantwell pushed Callum McGregor in the chest after an exchange of words, then everyone else steps in.

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Rangers striker Cyriel Dessers has a pop from 25 yards but the shot skews just wide.

Time for any more madness?

Both managers look absolutely frazzled on the sidelines.