Relieved Mowbray admits to feeling of déjà vu

CELTIC manager Tony Mowbray experienced a sense of déjà vu yesterday as his side struggled to their late win over Hearts at Parkhead which took them above Old Firm rivals Rangers at the top of the Clydesdale Bank Premier League.

The Bhoys had slipped up at home last week when they could only draw 1-1 with Dundee United after the Gers had drawn the day before at Motherwell.

The Ibrox men drew a blank at Kilmarnock on Saturday but in the dying stages of an exciting game at Parkhead, with Chris Killen’s header having levelled Suso Santana’s early opener and substitute Niall McGinn denied a penalty claim when he appeared to be chopped down by Lee Wallace, it looked like Mowbray’s side would come up short again.