SCOTT BROWN toasted Celtic's win over Rangers on derby day with a pint - as the Hoops hero admits he "enjoyed that one".
Aaron Ramsey had Rangers in front with just two-minutes on the clock.
But goals from Tom Rogic and Cameron Carter-Vickers turned the game in the visitors favour, as they looked to seal the Premiership title with the win.
That's because the 2-1 win moves Celtic six points clear at the league summit with just six games left to play.
And the derby day win clearly delighted former captain Brown, as he took in the game with a pint of Tennent's.
Sharing a picture of his drink, he wrote on his Instagram story: "Thanks lads, enjoyed that one I did."
This is the first season in 14-years that Broony has not featured in a derby, after he left the club last year.
He joined Aberdeen on a player-coach deal, but terminated his contract early after the departure of manager Stephen Glass.
Brown is currently taking a break from the game as he weighs up his options for his next steps in his coaching career.
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