Rangers boss Philippe Clement felt Sunday's 3-3 draw with Celtic was a 'moral victory' for his team.

But Chris Sutton has warned the Belgian there's no such thing as a moral win in this situation, with his former side Celtic very much in the Premiership title race.

The pundit mocked the 49-year-old's stance following the weekend's game.

Although, he did give credit to Clement for the way his players stood up to the test of being 2-0 down against the Hoops, and didn't crumble

He wrote in his Daily Record column: "Congratulations to Rangers for winning the Moral Victory Trophy at Ibrox on Sunday.

"Unfortunately for Philippe Clement and his side, the actual title race with Celtic is very much still on. The destination of the Premiership trophy was in the balance before kick-off at the weekend. And nothing has changed after Sunday’s cracker.

"Clement talked about Rangers being moral winners and Brendan Rodgers also declaring it’s still in Celtic’s hands. They both seemed content enough and both sets of fans probably walked away fairly happy for once.

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"It was a tremendous game and you know it hit the mark when you see people talking about it all over the UK and beyond. And it’s also set us up for a mouth-watering end to the season that could go right to the wire.

"Both sets of supporters are now claiming the advantage but I still think it’s impossible to call. Rangers still need to go to Celtic Park and they will have five away games in their last seven game.

"Celtic will have four out of six at home – including the final derby. But anything could happen.

"I can see why both managers would take positives from Sunday and try to look on the bright side. Celtic should have been out of sight by half-time and that could have been a major step towards the title.

"Jack Butland denying Matt O’Riley’s header was one of the saves of the season and it could prove to be even more important come the end of the campaign. You have to credit the way Clement changed things around and his side came back on Sunday as well as in the title race.

"Previous Rangers teams would have collapsed but by the end, Celtic were grateful to keep hold of a point. Rangers will be relieved they now might not have to go across the city and win."