Alan Thompson produced a moment of individual magic worthy of clinching any game to confirm Celtic's 2-0 win against Rangers at Ibrox.

The game was still finely balanced as Celtic held on to a lead given to them by Stilian Petrov's first-half free-kick.

Rangers had battled hard and were still in the hunt for a point, particularly after Stefan Klos saved Henrik Larsson's second-half penalty.

But Thompson confirmed the three points for Martin O'Neill's side in the dying seconds.

He picked up the ball on the left-hand touchline, and weaved his way inside, leaving three Rangers defenders in his wake, before sending a precise right foot finish beyond Klos.

Celtic boss O'Neill said: "The game was on a knife-edge right until the final whistle - certainly until Thompson scored."