New footage has emerged from Celtic's victory over Rangers at Ibrox, including a tactical team talk from Hoops captain Callum McGregor.
The Scottish champions ran out 1-0 winners against Michael Beale's men after a strike from Kyogo Furuhashi just before half-time.
And the Parkhead club have now released a behind-the-scenes video showcasing the match from a Celtic point of view.
One part in particular that stands out is McGregor's pre-match team talk as the players are warming up.
The Scotland international gives clear tactical instructions about what to do if a pass is unavailable and the importance of staying calm.
You can watch the moment in the video below.
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Meanwhile, Celtic hero Chris Sutton has praised the Hoops' ability to "win ugly" after their victory against Rangers.
Writing in his Daily Record column, he said: "Rodgers wants silky football and has no doubt it will come but, in some respects, the manner of the triumph may have been even sweeter in the fact they had to battle and scrap in the second period.
"Patched up at the back, missing key players, boys like Scales rose to the occasion while highly-touted Rangers players flopped.
"It’s all right having the talent, but you need the traits to win ugly and do the dirty work and Rodgers’ team proved they have that quality.
"For the supporters, that’s all they can ask. They’ll accept the performances not being at top gear so long as they see commitment in every tackle and every block and every bead of sweat being dripped.
"It’s been said often enough that not every single supporter was doing backflips of delight when Rodgers returned to the club.
"Even though the majority were delighted at the appointment as he was, let’s be honest, the clear best candidate when Ange Postecoglou left for Spurs, some still needed extra convincing for reasons which we have been over time and again.
"Going to Ibrox and producing a crucial win to put a marker down is just the perfect way to go about it."
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