The fiercely contested match at Ibrox saw Rangers taking an early lead, thanks to two remarkable goals by Youssef Chermiti.

These came in the first half, leaving no doubt about Rangers' dominance.

Yet, the narrative shifted in the second half when Rangers eased off, allowing Celtic to bounce back.

A header by Kieran Tierney just before the hour-mark gave Celtic the hope they needed.

Then, in a last-minute turn of events, Reo Hatate settled the score at 2-2 by putting in the follow-up to Jack Butland's penalty save.

This reversal raised questions at the post-match press conference about Rangers' mental resilience.

Defying any criticism, Rangers' head coach Danny Rohl said: "No, I will not accept the [questions over] mentality. I think this is always easy."

His response made it clear that he stands by his team's capabilities.

He said: "Everyone who played football knows during a game there is a story, there is a momentum for one team, for the second team.

"It's about that we continue our performance over 95 minutes.

"If we do this then they...