GLASGOW, Scotland (AP) — Celtic beat fierce rival Rangers 3-1 after extra time to reach the League Cup final in Scotland on Sunday.

We’ll get to Thelo Asgaard’s red card later, but for now, former FIFA referee Mark Clattenburg has delivered his verdict on Auston Trusty’s yellow card after his late first half challenge on Rangers goalkeeper Jack Butland.

Celtic needed reassurance after a turbulent spell, adrift of Hearts and losing their rhythm. O’Neill offered clarity with his unveiling, saying he was merely “keeping the seat warm” as the club plots its next direction.

Jack Butland was one of Rangers' star performers, but three stars flopped as Danny Rohl's side lost the Glasgow derby vs Celtic.

Trusty was clearly attempting to contest a loose ball, his momentum carrying him into a collision that looked purely accidental. Butland, who had already

Celtic and Rangers share one of the most intense rivalries in football. Who can claim the edge between the Scottish Premiership giants?

Rangers fans are raging while Celtic supporters are celebrating. The contrast is stark but that’s what an emphatic derby day win for the Hoops gives you. Light Blues punters were not happy with referee Nick Walsh’s performance at Hampden after Martin O’Neill’s side marched into the Premier Sports Cup Final following a 3-1 win over their Glasgow rivals.