Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic beat Rangers 3-2 in the Old Firm clash to move 12 points clear of their rivals at the top as Kyogo Furuhashi scored twice at Celtic Park on Saturday.
The Japanese forward took his tally to five goals against Celtic's arch rivals this season in a gripping match.
There were no Rangers fans at the game after both clubs agreed tickets would not be sold to travelling supporters for the last two derbies of the season amid safety concerns, with about 60,000 Celtic followers creating a hostile atmosphere.
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