It was the men from the Far East that sealed a crucial point for Celtic in a thrilling 2-2 draw with Rangers at Ibrox.
It was a dream start to the Old Firm when Daizen Maeda's opener saw the attacker latching on to a reckless pass from Alfredo Morelos before he flew past James Tavernier and Connor Goldson before slotting past Allan McGregor. The first half was a classic derby power struggle as both sides passed up chances before the break.
What came was a collapse from Celtic in the second half when Ryan Kent carved open a path back in to the derby with a great curling effort before Carl Starfelt went to ground and brought Fashion Sakala down to hand James Tavernier the chance to covert from the spot which he did in customary fashion. That was before the champions found a late winner through Kyogo who netted his first derby goal to share the spoils in a thriller in Glasgow. Here are three things we learned from Ibrox.
