Rangers were held by Scottish champions Celtic in the final Old Firm derby of the campaign at the Ibrox Stadium.
In a lively game, Rangers couldn’t earn the bragging rights over their fierce rivals despite a fantastic goal from Cyriel Dessers.
The attacker put the side 1-0 up at the end of the first half against the Scottish Premiership champions. However, Adam Idah netted an equaliser just before the hour mark to put the scoreline level.
From here, there were some good chances for both sides, but no one could find a winner.
Now Ibrox News has looked at three things we learned from the match.
Rangers need to sell Nedim Bajrami
Bajrami had an awful game against Celtic. The winger was practically invisible for the majority of the tie.
This has been a common trend for the 26-year-old recently. Bajrami has been consistently criticised for his performances at Rangers as he does little affect games.
Now that the season is coming to an end, Rangers need to be looking to sell Bajrami in the summer.
An overhaul of the squad may happen in the summer if the 49ers take over and the 26-year-old should be one of the first players out of the door.
Barry Ferguson’s time at Rangers is coming to an end
Going into the fixture, there was plenty of debate on whether Barry Ferguson should remain Rangers manager beyond this season.
Ferguson became the Rangers interim in February and guided the club to a Europa League quarter-final.
However, given the form coming into the fixture as well as the immediate takeover, had cast doubts on his future.
The 49ers were present at the Old Firm match and the draw showed why he is not likely to stay at the club past this season.
While the performance was good from Rangers, it now takes their winless run to six games, which is simply unacceptable.
Cyriel Dessers responds to Rangers criticism
The Rangers striker has had a bit of criticism this season despite his form.
His goal against Celtic was his 25th of the campaign which is a fantastic return for the 30-year-old.
There has been talk of Dessers leaving the Rangers at the end of the season as the Gers look to refresh their attacking options.
However, to let Dessers leave Rangers after the Celtic goal would be baffling.
The output he has is essential, and with better players around him, he could be sensational next year.
His goal certainly answered his critics as he showed Ibrox how valuable he is.
