Celtic 3-1 Rangers result, stats and report

Vakhtang Chanturishvili's 73rd-minute strike proved the difference as Jablonec turned the tie on its head, beating Rangers 1-0 to level the aggregate score after the Scottish side had won the first leg.

Bojan Miovski came off the bench to score a 90th-minute winner and give Rangers all three points against a St. Mirren side that made them work for every inch of it.

Mika Baur's second-half strike settled this Scottish Premiership contest in Celtic's favour, but St. Johnstone dominated almost every statistical category and will be furious they have nothing to show for it.

Camilo Durán scored twice inside the first half-hour to put Celtic in control, but Falkirk's own goal consolation made for a nervy finish at Parkhead. Celtic won it. They just did not make it look easy.

Lawrence Shankland converted a 69th-minute penalty to give Aberdeen a 1-0 victory over a Rangers side who collected six yellow cards and never looked like they deserved anything from Pittodrie.

St. Mirren dominated possession and created more chances but Celtic's clinical edge and an early penalty proved the difference at the SMiSA Stadium on Saturday night.

Rangers head into Saturday's home fixture off the back of four straight Scottish Premiership wins and will face a Kilmarnock side that has lost four of its last five in the competition. Connor Maguire gives you the straight version.

Rangers captain Lawrence Shankland could be out for up to four months and may need surgery on a torn hamstring, according to Derek McInnes, a starker outlook than the three-month figure first reported in gossip columns. We break down the conflicting reports and round up the rest of Tuesday's Scottish football gossip.