A shocking weekend in Scottish football began when Rangers drew what the fans at Ibrox thought was going to be a home banker. Paul Le Guen’s side let Dundee United score twice and just held on for a draw.

With that result on Saturday Celtic fans were rubbing their hands with glee, their destiny was in their own hands. Beat Hearts and have an early two point lead to build from. All did not go to plan as Gordon Strachan’s side crashed to a 2-1 defeat at Tynecastle. Giving Rangers a one point advantage in the Old Firm bragging rights and leaving newly promoted St Mirren top of the league, however with a trip to Parkhead to come the fans and players should enjoy it while it lasts.