Rangers 1-0 St. Mirren result, stats and report

Rangers silenced Celtic Park with a Ryan Naderi goal on 33 minutes, holding on for a 1-0 win despite Celtic's possession and pressure. The result ends Celtic's unbeaten run in Scottish Premiership matches and delivers a statement victory for Derek McInnes's side.

Dundee United produced a clinical away performance to beat St. Mirren 3-0 in the Scottish Premiership, with all three goals scored before half-time in a result that flatters neither side's recent form.

Rangers arrive in Dundee on Saturday night with four wins from their last five Scottish Premiership matches. Dundee have lost two of their last three and cannot afford another soft showing at home.

Aberdeen host St. Mirren on Saturday looking to arrest a run of three defeats in their last five Scottish Premiership matches. The problem is, St. Mirren have not lost to Aberdeen in any of their last three meetings.

Sebastien Pocognoli has recalled Scott McTominay, Che Adams and Kieran Tierney and handed Rangers loanee James Penrice his first Scotland call-up for a must-win Nations League double-header against North Macedonia and Switzerland. Scotland need four points to keep promotion hopes alive, with relegation to League C a real threat if they slip up at Hampden.

Derek McInnes admits he feels 'guilt' and expects a hostile reception on his first return to Tynecastle since leaving Hearts for Rangers, a fixture with real title-race stakes as Celtic lead, Rangers sit four points back and Hearts trail by eight.

Rangers completed a rare Old Firm derby double over Celtic, winning 3-0 in the League Cup and 1-0 in the league within eight days, a feat matched only by Graeme Souness among Rangers managers, plunging Martin O'Neill's title-leading side into crisis.

Derek McInnes says a genuine bond is forming at Rangers after four straight wins, but a two-legged Old Firm collision against a Celtic side unsettled by goalkeeper uncertainty and a police warning will decide whether his optimism holds up.