Classy Celtic icon watches Rangers game in famous Hoops boozer as stunned punters all say the same thing

The Hoops hero took the time out to take snaps with punters as he watched the derby day spoils in the Brazen Head

Lubo Moravcik is a legendary figure for the Celtic support and he took that status up another gear with a classy act.

The former Hoops star was out in force to support Brendan Rodgers' men at Ibrox as he took in the clash with Rangers at the Brazen Head pub - a popular boozer for the supporters of the Scottish Premiership champions.

The pub shared pictures of Lubo alongside the staff and also behind the bar pouring a pint.

And they took to social media to share their delight at his presence, but also share their gratitude for what he did.

They wrote: "Luboooo! Just wanted to say what an absolute Legend took time with everyone and refused nobody a photo."

It was the final meeting of the Glasgow rivals this season with the match ending in a share of the spoils.

Barry Ferguson won his first match up against Celtic with a 3-2 win at Parkhead while the Ibrox side had won the previous two meetings going into this one.

Cyriel Dessers netted just before the break after Liam Kelly's big save to deny Adam Idah to give the home side the lead as they looked to make it three derby wins on the trot over the Hoops.

However, Idah wasn't to be denied as he took an excellent touch and twist in the box before battering home on the hour.

Daizen Maeda had a last-gasp chance to win the game, but he was denied by Kelly, who came out to narrow the angle.

On the match, Rodgers said: "The performance level was a good one. Rangers changed their structure, we were playing against a diamond, so once we figured that out, we had lots of moments where we played through that pressure well.

"There weren't too many chances either side. We had to be strong in some set-piece moments in the first half.

"At half-time, I still felt we were at a good place in the game.

"Second half, we controlled the game. When you come to Ibrox, you sometimes have 10-15 minutes where you're under real pressure, backs to the wall, but I never really felt that.

"If I was to criticise, maybe our final third play didn't lend us to creating opportunities.

"But our build-up was composed. We got the goal, we deserved it."