Calvin Bassey and Fashion Sakala were impressive as Rangers continued to delay Celtic title celebrations.<\/p>\n
He won 100% of his tackles, one aerial duel, five duels, made one interception, three recoveries, and was fouled three times at the heart of the Rangers defense. <\/p>\n
A lively second half saw Zambian star Sakala score the decisive equaliser in the 67th minute to cancel out Jota's first-half strike for Celtic. <\/p>\n
The brilliant Sakala almost won it late on with an incredible solo run but his effort came agonisingly off the post. <\/p>\n
Aribo's striker audition for Rangers goes wrong <\/p>\n
Meanwhile, while Bassey had a lovely performance for Rangers at the back, his compatriot, Joe Aribo, had a quiet afternoon for the visitors at Celtic Park. <\/p>\n
Aribo started at centre forward with first-choice strikers Alfredo Morelos missing due to an injury. <\/p>\n
However, despite a recent turnaround in form for the 26-year-old attacking midfielder, his audition didn't go as planned after he failed to attempt a single shot for just over an hour he was on the pitch before he was substituted. <\/p>\n
What the result means <\/p>\n
After the Old Firm derby ended in a share of the spoils, the Rangers are now just four Celtic points away from handing over the Scottish Premier League title to their fierce rivals. <\/p>\n
Celtic currently lead the SPL table and need just a win and draw to reclaim their lost crown. <\/p>\n
They take on Hearts next at the same venue next Saturday, while Aribo and Bassey's Rangers turn their attention to the Europa League semi-final second leg before hosting Dundee United at Ibrox on Sunday. <\/p>\n
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