Rangers secured a narrow victory over their city rivals in a thrilling five-goal Scottish Premiership clash, with 2,500 away fans in attendance for the first time in years, adding to the intense atmosphere at Parkhead.
A clip captured from the home stands shows a different perspective on the pivotal moment that decided the match, highlighting the contrasting reactions from both sets of supporters.
Celtic fans were left furious after Rangers players sprayed water into the home crowd during the wild celebrations that followed their late winning goal.
The match, held in Glasgow’s east end, was packed with drama. Rangers took a commanding 2-0 lead into halftime, but Celtic fought back in the second half to level the score.
With a strong contingent of travelling fans watching on, substitute Hamza Igamane fired a stunning strike past Celtic goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel in the 88th minute, restoring Rangers’ advantage. The aftermath saw chaotic scenes, with police intervention required behind Barry Ferguson’s dugout.
Tensions escalated further when Rangers winger Vaclav Cerny appeared to spray water towards the Celtic supporters, sparking outrage from the home crowd.
