Ianis Hagi scored a 96-minute equalizer when 10 Rangers players delayed Celtic, who in Aberdeen with a dramatic draw of 2-2.
Celtic was a second from the champion for the fourth consecutive season until Hagi’s excellent strike saved Barry Ferguson’s very changed side, which returned from two goals in a row.
As soon as divided accessories have been released, Celtic will have a chance to win the League on the 26th April.
Rangers made nine changes before their quarterfinals of the second Europa League final against the athletic club and in the first half were deep below par.
Leighton Clarkson counted a brilliant free kick that caught goalkeeper Liam Kelly to give Aberdeen the lead before Ross McCausland was displayed by the second yellow card for the rash shift.
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Ross McCausland will receive a second yellow card for its challenge at Aberdeen’s Topi Keskinen.
Pope Guey then added to Rangers’ first half of suffering, emerging home from the Aberdeen box second after Shayden Morris accused Findlay Curtis before pulling the ball back.
Rangers thought they scored at the added time, even though the ball ran out before Hamza Igamane turned him home, but after a break he pulled one back four minutes when he fired into the lower right corner.
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Leighton Clarkson’s excellent free kick opens Aberdeen scoring against Rangers.
Aberdeen was supposed to pack points when Nisbet fired when he was well placed in a box before he had the late goal to eliminate Var for handball.
It turned out that it was a significant moment, how deeply to the added time, Cyriel Desser’s shot hit a true post before the stunning Hagi strike.
