Celtic 0-1 Rangers: Scottish Premiership – as it happened

2.17pm BST

Snap report Rangers racked up a second win over Celtic in eight days as boos rung around an all-green Parkhead following a 1-0 defeat by the Light Blues.

Celtic’s 74-year-old boss Martin O’Neill went into the game under the spotlight after two successive losses, including a bruising 3-0 Premier Sports Cup clash with the Gers at Ibrox last Sunday.

To silence inside a stadium populated with home fans only, Gers striker Ryan Naderi opened the scoring in the 33rd minute and it was enough for another huge victory for Derek McInnes’s men who will feel they should have added to that goal after the break.

It was a first Premiership defeat of the season for the home side, who are just two points ahead of their Old Firm rivals at the top of the table going into the international break with more pressure on O’Neill.

Jonathan Liew’s report from Parkhead will follow shortly…

2.13pm BST

Ryan Naderi and Olwethu Makhanya spoke to Sky

RN: ““I’m so, so, so happy. I’m happy for the team, we deserve this. It’s unbelievable. I’m honest. I was a bit lucky to be in the right place but that’s what you have to do as a striker, I was there. “

OM: “We also spend a lot of time together, even, like, outside training, we go out together, drink coffee, you know, I feel like we’re family, you know, we spend more time together, we understand each other more. And, you know, that gives us a reason to keep on fighting for one another.”

Updated at 2.15pm BST

1.53pm BST

Final score: Celtic 0-1 Rangers That was as comprehensive a win as a 1-0 scoreline can be. Celtic were poor, though so much credit should go to an organised, determined Rangers. A terrible week for Celtic just got worse.

1.51pm BST

90+3 min: Celtic can’t get the ball off Rangers to find that last chance. They will have to go long. Their advance is slow, Hassan’s cross is decent but Mheuka can’t get to it.

1.50pm BST

90+2 min: It’s frantic, plenty of collisions in midfield. Rangers show such determination in the tackle, and Finlay Curtis is fouled by a foolish Bauer as time ticks on.

1.48pm BST

90+1 minutes: At this point, Celtic seem to need a miracle. They have looked lost while trying to find an equalizer, and they lack energy.

1.47pm BST

90 minutes: That doesn't give Mheuka much time, after coming on for Scales. Bouanani works hard to track back. Four minutes of stoppage time will be added.

1.46pm BST

89 minutes: Celtic are running out of time and ideas. Three minutes of stoppage time will be added.

1.45pm BST

88 minutes: Raskin fouls Forrest and receives a yellow card. The free-kick is taken quickly, and Hassan's cross flies wide, missing everyone.

1.44pm BST

Minute 86: Forrest’s shot is blocked after Trusty keeps the ball in play from a corner. Tounekti’s cross for the next corner is good, but Rangers clear it. Sterling comes on and stops Forrest from scoring. Forrest has been the best player on the pitch. Meanwhile, Scales has lost his boot.

1.42pm BST

Minute 85: Celtic push forward. Hassan’s cross does not reach Scales. Rangers clear the ball, looking nervous. Hassan has at least looked able to create chances.

1.41pm BST

Minute 83: Rangers keep pressing Celtic. This makes Celtic look slow and unable to find their rhythm as they try to gain control of the game.

1.40pm BST

81 min: Scales’ pump down the wing reflects the lack of ideas from Celtic. Tounekti’s cross in is headed away by the improving Fernandez. Hassan’s cross in, aimed for Hogh, evades everyone. Martin O’Neill is not happy about that.

Updated at 1.55pm BST

1.38pm BST

80 min: It’s still all Rangers, Celtic look tired from their midweek punishment from Ferencvaros. Raskin, who has played well, feints and dips a chip wide. Are you allowed to enjoy playing in an Old Firm game like Rangers are?

1.36pm BST

79 min: Rangers are stacking up the chances. Celtic have been poor but are still in the game despite having just one chance of the last 10.

1.35pm BST

77 min: Curtis, the regular sub for Rangers and quite the prospect, wins time by winning a file. Roy Keane is pictured in the crowd. His former club are struggling here.