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Trivia
- Ne'er Day Derby
- 47k crowd in wet weather.
Review
A bruising battle played in heavy rain, and not very much good football on view. Hamilton's goal was the culmination of a solo run from 40 yards
Teams
Celtic:
Scorer : Hamilton 12
Rangers:
Scorer: Hogg 19
Referee: JS Muir
Attendance: 47,000
Articles
- Match Report (see end of page below)
Pictures
Articles
The Scotsman – Monday, 3rd January 1910, page 9
Celtic v Rangers.-At Parkhead, Glasgow, in wet weather, before quite 50,000 people. The game, all over, was below the average usually served up by these cracks there being too many mishaps to players to permit of a good game. The Rangers had to play all the second half without Craig, and also for a considerable time without Gordon as well. The Celts had Weir off, then M'Menemy; and, besides several players on both sides required attention from time to time. The game was completely marred by these mishaps, and a draw was perhaps the best result, Hamilton scored for Celtic, and, Hogg equalised. Result;—Celtic, one goal; Rangers, one goal
Glasgow Herald 3rd January 1910
