Reo Hatate scored late on as Celtic fought back from two goals down to rescue a point in a fiery Old Firm derby against Rangers on Sunday.

A dramatic last-gasp leveller by Reo Hatate earned Celtic a stunning 2-2 comeback draw against Rangers at Ibrox but William Hill Premiership leaders Hearts emerged the winners on the day.

The newly hired coach is already facing calls to be fired. The chairman has resigned, citing “abuse and threats.” Three directors are said to have been assaulted. Celtic, the long-time king of Scottish soccer, is embroiled in chaos in what is shaping ...

Five memorable Celtic moments, with a nod to the late Celtic Historian and Celtic Star legend David Potter, on this day starting in 1914…Sunny Jim Young (right) laughed off the maternal soccer

Celtic fought back from two goals down to draw 2-2 with Rangers and handed a major boost to Hearts’ unlikely Scottish title bid

A much-changed Celtic team restored some pride with a 1-0 victory in Stuttgart but ultimately exited the Europa League. Luke McCowan stunned the hosts by netting inside 30 seconds but Celtic could not make further inroads into their three-goal first-leg deficit in the knockout round play-offs.

Sebastian Hoeness used the interval to replace Jamie Leweling with Chris Führich. The switch almost paid instant dividends as Führich raced past Colby Donovan. From the resultant cross, Badredine Bouanani panicked instead of levelling the score. The next act of profligacy belonged to Tiago Tomás, who slashed a half volley wide.