Split Screen- Watch how Jota silenced Ibrox

The first 40 days of 2022 haven’t been very kind on Ibrox fans. 

Signing a Man Yoo starlet and an expensive injury prone Welshman aren’t much to get excited about but briefly last night they were able to get out of their cycle of misery. Briefly, very briefly. 

Celtic’s early 2-0 lead at Aberdeen had an ominous feel to it, Angeball was halfway down the road from Pittodrie with their sixth successive win in the bag. 

Then, within five minutes early in the second half things turned around. As It Stands briefly had Celtic in second place, the nephew of Barry Ferguson has come good, if any team was going to win, surely it would be Aberdeen. Happy Days. 

We shall not be moved pic.twitter.com/sst8Yqu851

— Tam sellic son (@TamsellicsonIII) February 9, 2022

Jota thought otherwise. He bounced a shot past Gary Woods, Aberdeen claimed vainly for anything, the goal stood and waking up this morning Celtic remain in top place after undergoing a testing run that saw them visit Hearts, Motherwell and Aberdeen for the second time in just 25 matches.