TOM ROGIC scored in stoppage time to salvage a point for Celtic in the race for the Premiership last night at the Tony Macaroni Arena in Livingston. It was looking like Gary Holt’s side was going to be the first team to do the home double over Celtic in so long that we can’t even remember when it last happened.
And with the Rangers playing bottom side Hamilton, who were in position because Hearts (who had knocked the Rangers out of the Scottish Cup on Saturday) had gone on to win at Easter Road the night before in the Edinburgh Derby.
Steven Gerrard for a rousing round of applause from the Ibrox fans on 8 minutes and they were obviously going to blow poor little Hamilton away.
This video starts in the Louden Tavern. There are predictions of comfortable 4-0 wins, Morelos bagging goals and the like – it is after all only a ‘Diddy’ team they’d be playing.
The mobile phone shows the latest score – Livingston have taken the lead at the start of the second half, but while Hamilton have held out in the first half, they are after all a “Diddy’ team, right? The league title can still be won…
Then watch what happens as the ‘Diddy’ team scores at Ibrox and Tom Rogic nets one over in West Lothian. It is truly unmissable internet content, watching their anger and despair, their rage as their domestic season ends right there, against that ‘Diddy’ team Hamilton.
Possibly THE best 140 seconds you will ever see on Twitter pic.twitter.com/sjAOodlRHg
— Tam sellics son III (@TamsellicsonIII) March 5, 2020
Highlights from Livingston 2 Celtic 2 below…
Highlights from the Rangers 0 Hamilton 1 below (enjoy)…
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