Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou moved quickly to stick up for his players' uneven second half against Rangers and insisted his men "aren't robots"
The Premiership champions suffered a 45 minutes to forget at Ibrox before top scorer Kyogo popped up in the final minutes to power a shot high past the despairing Allan McGregor. The hard-fought draw has the champions nine points clear and boasting a superior goal difference. Postecoglou watched Daizen Maeda slot home the opener before Ryan Kent and James Tavernier fired the hosts ahead. But the 'Never Stop' mantra was there for all to see.
The Celtic boss, speaking to the Sky Sports, said: "Great game of football, mate, before we get into the analysis. Cracking game, all eyes are on this game, not just in Scotland but around the world. Both teams were at it and it was a real, proper derby. It was a cracking game.
