After a 33-year hiatus, the Tennent's Sixes tournament returned to Glasgow, with Celtic beating Rangers 5-4 in the final to lift the trophy. The six-a-side pitch was laid over the ice rink at Braehead Arena, creating chilly conditions and amusing moments as players squeezed through saloon-style doors for substitutions.
Frazer Wright's crunching tackle on Morgaro Gomis in the St Johnstone game against Dundee United resulted in a red card, the only one of the weekend. Penalties were taken the old-fashioned American way, with players starting at the halfway line and having 10 seconds to score.
Rangers' 7-1 defeat of Celtic on Saturday night was a derby highlight, with Martyn Waghorn scoring five goals. However, Celtic got their revenge in the final, Gary Hooper scoring the winner as Rangers fell behind for the first time in the tournament.
Source: BBC Sport Football · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing