What has changed in title race after Old Firm epic?

Experience the excitement of the Old Firm derby draw by watching highlights of the Rangers versus Celtic match which ended with a score of 3-3.

After forty minutes of an Old Firm derby that was so thrilling it felt like being on a rollercoaster instead of just watching a traditional game, Fabio Silva fell down following a tackle from Alistair Johnston.

The individual from Portugal responded as if a jolt of electricity had just coursed through his entire body. He writhed and contorted on the surface, flipped himself over, and pounded the ground with his physical reactions.

Johnston received a fair yellow card, but Silva's dramatic behavior was an exaggerated response to a day where their performance was incredibly poor.

The Rangers were losing the game by a score of 2-0 and it was not going well for them. They were getting dominated in every area during the first half of the game. It's safe to say they were very fortunate to not be losing by an even larger margin.

The Celtic team displayed great skill and tireless effort during their match. James Tavernier was struggling to keep up with Daizen Maeda, which made for a difficult afternoon for him.

When the teams departed from the park during the halftime break, the Rangers players were met with disapproving boos from their own supporters. The atmosphere at Ibrox was quite unpleasant.

You could have wagered your entire household on the assumption that Celtic would emerge victorious and consequently establish a four-point advantage at the top.

Although nothing definite would have been determined, this could have had a terrible impact on the Rangers team psychologically, serving as a reminder that Brendan Rodgers remains on top of this game regardless of who Rangers select to go up against him.

As Philippe Clement contemplated his ideas, he descended to the changing room to converse with his players, expressing that they were not demonstrating the same performance he had observed for the previous five months.

Maybe he felt sorry about choosing certain team members - the players responsible for attacking were not effective. It's possible that he was taken aback by how inactive his midfielders were against a strong Celtic team that came ready to compete.

The way he spoke must have been truly convincing since what we witnessed in the latter part of the game will be remembered as one of the most memorable moments between the two teams for an extremely long period.

During a period where many things were altered, frequently and repeatedly, it seems that nothing has actually been altered, especially at the highest level.

The situation is quite ironic. Celtic are currently in the lead and claim that they can control their own fate, which is accurate. Conversely, Rangers have one more game to play and assert that their fate is also under their control, which is also correct.

Following a game that caused moments of intense stress and confusion due to the fast-paced goals and debatable incidents, it may seem strange to state that everything remains the same. However, that is the reality. There hasn't been any significant alteration.

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Some people are saying that this was the most important Old Firm game in 12 years. However, the upcoming game will now take that title. Life goes on and we must continue to look forward.

What a performance it was! Rodgers mentioned that the match could have been concluded by half-time, and he wasn't wrong. The visiting team showcased complete control, despite Callum McGregor commencing the game from the sidelines. The lead was already established at 2-0, and they were appearing to make it 3-0.

Considering the strong performance of the Rangers team prior to the match, the fact that it ended up being so one-sided was confusing. It reminded me of the way things used to be during Brendan Rodgers' initial tenure, when Celtic would arrive at games with the only uncertainty being how great their victory would be.

After ten minutes of the second half, Silva attempted to win a penalty by diving. In the Ibrox gantry, Stuart McCall, a legendary Rangers soldier from the past, shook his head in disappointment.

Just 60 seconds afterward, Silva fell once more. It was at that moment that the trumpet blared, signaling the beginning of the dramatic turn of events.

Scheduled for a simulation, but wait, VAR is entering the mix. Eliminate the yellow card and instead, let's award a penalty.

Afterwards, Rodgers expressed his strong conviction that Silva intentionally fell to the ground. Any supporter of Rangers would confirm that physical contact occurred. Such behavior is a common occurrence in Glasgow football matches.

James Tavernier firmly struck the penalty kick for his 49th goal of the season, or it may simply seem that way.

What is the current status of the title race? Celtic still holds the upper hand. Furthermore, despite Cyriel Dessers' goal getting invalidated for an infringement during the build-up, Celtic maintained its lead. Ibrox stadium was overwhelmed with excitement.

Celtic struggled and then brought in McGregor as the last resort option. McGregor had not played since February.

Rodgers required him to bring back the serenity of the initial half that was disrupted due to Rangers' constant pressure and aggressive approach. He needed to restore the team's confidence and belief in themselves.

Before the match, a lot of talk was focused on McGregor's physical readiness, yet there was another player, Abdallah Sima, who was also considered unfit to begin the game.

He scored for Celtic with only eight minutes of regular time left thanks to McGregor's uncommon error and a lucky bounce. The score was tied at 2-2.

We prepared to praise Clement for his ability to inspire this team with strength, for the unexpected recovery, and for achieving a tie that guarantees a potential win against Dundee on Wednesday, which will put Rangers ahead of Celtic once again.

What would be the psychological impact on Celtic if they lost a 2-0 advantage? Considering the title situation, did Rangers benefit more from this tie than Celtic did? Without a doubt, the answer is affirmative.

Afterwards, those musings were disregarded when Adam Idah netted the ball to increase the score to 3-2. He artfully placed the ball in the corner of Jack Butland's goal.

Before the January transfer window, Rodgers had been asking for skilled players to join the team and help them win the title. He wanted experienced players to support the team.

Idah joined Celtic, but it seems like the fans were hoping for better performance from him. However, when he scored a goal in the last few minutes of the game, the fans realized his worth and wouldn't have wanted anyone else in his place.

The swift reply from Celtic seems to have made a clear statement. Once more, it appeared as if people were referring to the history books.

The control Rodgers had on the game was already very strong and this adds to his success. Celtic now have a lead of four points with a match against Rangers approaching at their home ground. This creates a feeling of impending doom for their opponents.

The blog segment has an added twist, with a new change in the plot. A week ago, Rabbi Matondo made a move from the left and shot the ball high towards the right-hand side of the goal, resulting in a score for the team. In the current game, he repeated the same move and hit another goal.

Equally impressive and astounding, or perhaps even more so. The Ibrox stadium trembled with great intensity.

Later on, Clement stated that the Rangers team emerged victorious on the particular day. Considering that they were behind by 2-0 and 3-2, it would be reasonable to agree with his opinion.

Rodgers, however, appeared calm. He is aware that what he just experienced was just the beginning and there is more important matter ahead.

They are competing fiercely in the most crucial part of the business. It is extremely exciting.