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http://www.thesun.co.uk/scotsol/homepage/sport/spl/2959192/Celtic-2-Rangers-1.htmlhttp://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/2010/05/04/spl-celtic-2-rangers-1-86908-22233774/CELTIC stand-in boss Neil Lennon boosted his chances of landing the Parkhead job on a permanent basis after claiming victory from his first Old Firm derby in charge.
Lee Naylor opened the scoring for the Hoops before Kenny Miller levelled for Rangers.
Marc Antoine Fortune restored the advantage on the stroke of half-time with what proved to be the winner before Lee McCulloch saw red in the last minute.
Lennon made five changes for his first Old Firm derby as Celtic interim boss.
Mark Wilson appeared to be preferred to Josh Thompson in the heart of defence after Glenn Loovens failed to recover from injury.
Robbie Keane, Landry NGuemo, Lee Naylor and Diomansy Kamara were also drafted into the side for the visit of Rangers.
The Scottish champions had a more familiar look after the weekend with Allan McGregor back in goal and Miller, McCulloch, Steven Whittaker, Kyle Lafferty and Steven Davis also starting.
Rangers were dealt a blow early on when McGregor was injured while defending a Naylor corner and left the pitch on a stretcher after five minutes.
Unfortunately for replacement keeper Neil Alexander, his first task was to pick the ball out of the net when Celtic took the lead three minutes later.
Naylor stepped up for the free-kick after a Steven Naismith foul on Aiden McGeady and his low shot was helped into the bottom corner by a deflection off David Weir.
Rangers could have hit back but Miller's cross from the left was stabbed wide by Lafferty.
The game was becoming increasingly fiery and Kevin Thompson picked up the first yellow card before being followed into the book by McCulloch.
Celtic were dominating and had the chance to pile on the pressure again with another free-kick but this time Alexander was able to gather Naylor's shot.
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Then, with 53 minutes gone, Celtic were also forced to change goalkeepers.
Boruc had picked up a hand injury late in the first half which appeared to be causing a problem and he was replaced by Lukasz Zaluska.
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The match ended in controversy when McCulloch was dismissed in the final minute for a second yellow for a foul on McGeady.