Celtic FC Women produced a superb response on Sunday afternoon as they bounced back to winning ways in the Glasgow derby.

Second half goals from Maria McAneny and Addie Handley sealed the three points for the Hoops, who picked up an important three points at home.

Despite falling behind inside the opening few minutes of the game, the Ghirls showcased fantastic character to bounce back to take home the win on derby day.

Speaking after the match, Grant Scott was left delighted by his side’s response, putting in a much important second half performance.

The Celtic boss praised his squad for their performance levels and hopes they can take plenty away from the win in the Glasgow derby.

He said: “I think when you concede so early, my first shout onto the pitch after we conceded was that nothing changes.

“We stick to the game plan, we stick to the structure, trust that it'll happen for us.

“Probably dangerous to do so in the first half with the way we performed. But I thought a credit to the group.

“We definitely rallied second half and took that game plan forward to Rangers and certainly put a good side on the back foot more often than not.

“It's the thing we've been searching for. We know it's in them. The staff and I, we're behind this group all the way.

‘We trust them, we believe in them.’

“Sometimes I question if they believe it themselves, but I hope when they watch this one back they'll see. particularly second half, a team that was structured, organised.

“We worked very, very, very hard for each other, they made things happen for themselves in the game, which I think at times this season we've lacked.

“But it says a lot. We took a real bad one last week in terms of our pride and the performance that we put in.

“But hopefully they've now have a wee bit more belief about themselves. Certainly when you can produce that, that team's not been beaten in the league this season.

“We're the first ones to do it and I think the players deserve a lot of credit for that.”

Watch Grant Scott’s full post-match interview

Grant Scott: As a staff we have real belief in this group