It was later than most fans would have wished but it is quite a stretch to claim that an 84th minute goal from Moritz Jenz rescued Celtic yesterday at Ross County.
Every week plenty of teams score around that time, with 77% possession, 23 shots at goal and 12 corners even by the BBC Scotland stats it was one-way traffic towards Ross Laidlaw in the home goal.
Moritz Jenz rescued Celtic with a late goal on his debut as the Scottish Premiership champions rallied to overcome impressive Ross County.
— BBC Sport Scotland (@BBCSportScot) August 6, 2022
Impressive County had five shots at goal, two on target and three corners over 90 minutes.
Last December there was a very genuine rescue act by Tony Ralston against Ross County, when you nod in the winning goal in the sixth minute of stoppage time it is a rescue act multiplied by the great escape.
Jenz scored with 10 minutes of playing time left, enough time for Liel Abada to score another goal to give a far truer reflection on how the match had been played.
If the BBC were looking for a rescue act they could have turned to a penalty from Stevie May in the fourth minute of stoppage time for St Johnstone to beat Motherwell 2-1.