Celtic Park was bouncing, literally, as Ange Postecoglou and his team moved 12 points clear of Rangers and virtually secured the Premiership title.
A Kyogo double and a strike from Jota were enough for the Parkhead side who saw off their rivals in a fiery showdown in Glasgow's east end. James Tavernier cancelled out Kyogo's first with a stunning free-kick before half-time and later headed in his 100th goal for the club to make it 3-2, but the Hoops saw it out to the delighted of the 60,000 home fans in the stadium.
The atmosphere was tense and strangely subdued for long spells, with the lack of any away support meaning the derby lacked its usual electric edge. But as the game ticked towards a finish and the home fans sensed the win was theirs, things went up a few decibels - with captain Callum McGregor seen riling the crowd up. At one point Sky Sports commentator Ian Crocker noted the stadium was "literally bouncing" and one fan shared video evidence of that on Twitter.
@AJC__67 shared a clip showing a support beam in the frame of the stadium vibrating as fans all around the ground did their famous "huddle" - turning their backs to the action, locking arms and bouncing up and down. And they had plenty to celebrate as the full-time whistle blew soon after leaving them 12 points clear of Rangers with just 21 left to play for.
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