Rangers matchwinner Nikola Katic paid tribute to his fellow derby goalscorer Ryan Kent on a night out during some time off.
Katic is back in Croatia during the winter break and was out with his brother when he posed for a photo and channelled Kent's Celtic Park celebration.
The centre back grabbed the winner but it was Kent's stunning first half strike that got the game going at a time when Celtic were beginning to grow in confidence.
Kent's celebration has been criticised with some feeling his gun celebration was uncalled for. The former Liverpool winger explained on Instagram that it was in tribute to rap duo Smif-n-Wessun and it's unlikely any more will come of it.
But his team-mate Katic was happy to join in and while posing with his brother, the caption "RK mood" was posted alongside the image of the pair doing his celebration.
After the game on Sunday, Katic admitted he was thrilled with his goal and insisted the gap between the sides was barely visible.
He said: “It feels amazing. To come here and win in this place and make the gap between the sides really small is just amazing.
“I am really proud of my teammates and so happy for the fans.
“We showed in the Cup Final we can handle Celtic. We had our game plan, we listened to the manager and did everything he wanted. We showed no fear. It’s a tough place to go and play but we did it.
“Whoever watched the Final saw a very good Rangers performance and could see we are a good team.
“We were a bit unlucky but we had to stick to the plan and play our game. We went out and showed it again today.”
