THE women's Old Firm clash between Rangers and Celtic descended into chaos last night as Fran Alonso was seemingly attacked by a Light Blues coach at full-time.
It looked like Rangers were taking the three points from the fixture after Brogan Hay fired her side ahead in the first half.
Celtic star Caitlyn Hayes scored a dramatic equaliser in the NINTH minute of stoppage time to level the scoring and to secure a point for the Hoops.
A win for either side would have blown the Scottish Women's Premier League title race wide open but instead they both handed Glasgow City a huge boost after the fixture ended in a1-1 draw.
And the lively derby clash then sparked a wild incident at the end of the match as both sets of players and coaches shook hands at full-time.
Gers coach Craig McPherson was then seen running up to Celtic boss Alonso at Broadwood Stadium, Cumbernauld and appeared to headbutt him from behind.
Alonso claimed after the match that he was getting called a "little rat" during the explosive end to the derby.
Addressing the incident on Sky Sports after the match, he said: "As you can see from there [the pictures], someone came in from behind.
"I never talked to him the whole game. It’s always disappointing to concede a goal in the last minute. I totally get it. I was called a little rat, I don't know why.
Rangers boss Malky Thomson revealed when asked for his perspective that he would launch a probe into the dramatic scenes.
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He said: "Without me seeing it I wouldn't comment. If that is the case there will be an investigation and we will look at it."
Scotland captain Rachel Corsie said: "It's a bad incident. We've obviously seen the replay and you can see he looks animated, so it suggests there's maybe something prior to that.
"But either way that can't be happening in football at all. It's disappointing. As Malky [Thomson] said, it leaves a sour taste a little bit on what's been otherwise a really great spectacle, a great game, a great occasion."
The police, SFA, Rangers and Celtic have been contacted for comment on the incident.
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