Celtic salvaged a late draw against Rangers after Dujon Sterling's handball gifted them a stoppage-time penalty. Reo Hatate stepped up to convert from the spot, leveling the score in the heated Old Firm derby. The controversial decision came after Sterling handled the ball inside the penalty area, sparking immediate protests from Rangers players and staff.

Referee Bobby Madden pointed to the spot after consulting his assistant, a call that proved pivotal in the Scottish Premiership clash. Rangers had taken the lead earlier in the match through a well-worked goal, but Celtic's persistence paid off in the dying moments. The penalty decision dominated post-match discussions, with Rangers manager Michael Beale calling it a "harsh but correct" call.

The draw keeps Celtic within striking distance of Rangers in the title race, with both teams still vying for Scottish Premiership supremacy. For Celtic, the point represents a valuable away result against their bitter rivals, while Rangers will feel aggrieved at dropping two points late in the game.