Eerie moment as O’Riley’s panenka penalty met with utter silence in Ibrox

Rangers and Celtic played out an entertaining 3-3 draw at Ibrox.

The away side doubled their lead from the penalty spot on 34 minutes when Matt O’Riley finished cooly from 12 yards.

With no visiting supporters allowed inside Ibrox due to 'safety and security' issues between the two clubs, the goal was met with absolute silence.

Despite Celtic’s initial dominance the home side fought back.

On 54 minutes Tavernier was the hero as he slammed a penalty into the top corner to give Rangers a lifeline. The drama did not stop there, the league leaders thought they were level two minutes later through Cyriel Dessers only to see the goal chalked off by VAR.

The atmosphere began to build around Ibrox with Rangers’ fans sensing an opportunity to get back into the game.

They had their leveller just four minutes from time when Callum McGregor lost possession allowing Rangers to attack. Rabbi Matondo initially shot before Abdallah Sima smashed home with the help of a deflection off Liam Scales.

Celtic did not give, they equalised 2 minutes later through Adam Idah, whose fizzing shot crept underneath Jack Butland.

The away side thought they had snatched all three points but once again, Rangers had the final say when Matondo cut inside unleashing a curling shot that nestled into the far corner sending Ibrox into chaos.