Already 1-0 down, the Ibrox side were reduced to ten men during the first half of the Premier Sports Cup semi-final when Thelo Aasgaard saw red for a high challenge on Anthony Ralston.

They managed to get themselves back into the game when Ralston conceded a penalty for handball after blocking Dkeidi Gassama's shot, and James Tavernier converted from the spot.

Rangers missed further chances but managed to put pressure on Celtic despite being a man down.

The numbers could have been evened up when Auston Trusty caught Jack Butland in the head with a late challenge, but the defender was only shown a yellow card.

Celtic went on to win the game 3-1 in extra-time, with Callum McGregor and Callum Osmand on target.

Rohl was pleased with the efforts of his side after going a man down.

He told Premier Sports: "What I liked was the spirit after the red card from my team.

"They really fight until the end, put a lot of effort in.

"We had some good opportunities to make it again, the equaliser.

"But it...