Kieran Tierney: It’s a big point

Celtic defender, Kieran Tierney has made a healthy habit of delivering telling crosses into the box – so much so that he’s very rarely, if ever, on the other end of crosses himself. That was turned on its head this afternoon at Ibrox when he rose to meet a flighted ball from Benjamin Nygren and head home to press the ignition on Celtic’s comeback after being 2-0 down to the home side. Speaking to Celtic TV after the game, Tierney said: “It was a game of two halves today. “I don’t think we did ourselves any justice in the first half. Obviously they score a goal straight away in the first 10 minutes. That’s how these games can go, they got another goal. ‘But, at half time, we knew we can turn this around.’ “If we start the half well, if we play our football the way we should’ve in the first half, I think we did that, and at least I think we deserved the point and we had more chances in the second half.” He said of half time in the dressing room: “I don’t think there was one person in there who believed the game was done. “That’s been important all season, that we keep fighting because we know we have to, these games can be tough. “But there’s no hiding place, we need to get out there and turn the game around, and we did that and got the point in the end.” And on his goal that ignited the comeback, the defender said: “It was amazing, but more importantly it was a crucial time to score, because it gave us enough time to go again, try and get an equaliser, and then go on to win it. Watch the full interview with KT below:FixturesRangers Vs. Celtic – Sun, Mar 1st 2026, 12:00