The draw means the gap at the top remains six points with nine still to play for and the goal difference - 19 in Celtic’s favour – intact.
Jota gave the home side the lead in the first half, drifting into the box to beat Borna Barisic to Daizen Maeda’s goalmouth pass and put his side infront after an even opening where both sides had chances – particularly Ryan Kent in a carbon copy which he fired wide.
Maeda could have extended Celtic’s lead but it was a midfield battle in the first half and while Celtic finished the first period stronger, Rangers impressed in the second half and equalised through Fashion Sakala and the Zambian also hit the post as his game rose to a crescendo as 90 minutes approached.
It remained level though and while Celtic attention turns to the title – six points ahead with nine to play, Rangers now look to RB Leipzig on Thursday.
5. Anthony Ralston
Let-off after 12 minutes when caught dozing by Kent’s clever run but poor finish. Moved inside to muck in on midfield with O’Riley struggling and a willing attacking option on the over-lap. Photo: Ian MacNicol
6. Callum McGregor - 7
So often the third man option to support or shore up moves and add alternatives to team-mates. Control of the game was shared with Davis and Lundstram early on but Celtic captain's incessant running is only eclipsed by his team-mate Maeda. Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group
7. Reo Hatate - 6
Busy, but Celtic's midfield was not able to dominate as they would have liked. Eventually hooked for Bitton as Rangers stepped up in the second half. Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group
8. Matt O'Riley - 5
Struggled to get into the game and eventually hooked for Tom Rogic. Photo: Rob Casey - SNS Group