The Scottish Premiership round 2 match between Celtic and Rangers was a thrilling spectacle that saw the home side emerge victorious with a 1-0 win.

For Celtic, it was a much-needed victory after their disappointing performance against Motherwell in their previous game. The team had been struggling to find form in recent weeks, but they showed their resilience on Tuesday night as they beat Rangers at Parkhead.

The match started off with both teams looking to take control of the game. However, it was Celtic who took the lead in the 66th minute through a stunning goal from Callum McGregor. The winger cut inside from the left flank and fired a low shot past Rangers keeper David Marshall to give his team the lead.

Despite Rangers' best efforts to equalize, Celtic held firm and emerged victorious with a 1-0 win. It was a much-needed boost for the team, which had been under pressure following their defeat to Motherwell.

With the win, Celtic moved up to second place in the league table, just one point behind leaders Rangers. The team's head coach Brendan Rodgers praised his players for their determination and grit, despite facing tough competition from Rangers.

"It was a great result for us," Rodgers said. "We knew it would be a tough game and we were expecting it. But we came out strong and got the goal we needed."

For Rangers, it was a disappointing loss that could have serious implications for their title challenge. The team will now look to bounce back in their next game against Hearts, hoping to avoid further slip-ups.

Overall, it was a remarkable display of football from Celtic, who showed their class once again in this crucial fixture. The win puts them firmly in the hunt for the league title and sets them up for another exciting campaign ahead.