Celtic get ready to go on the road again in the league as they travel to Edinburgh to take on Nick Montgomery’s Hibs side at Easter Road this afternoon. The team will be high in confidence following an encouraging mid-week European display against Atlético Madrid in the
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Celtic will be looking to get their first Champions League points on the board when they welcome the visit of Atlético Madrid to Celtic Park this evening. Undoubtedly the toughest test of the campaign for Celtic, Atlético Madrid currently sit at the top of the group, level on
Read more →Celtic are getting ready to face off against Hearts at Tynecastle this weekend and Brendan Rodgers doesn’t have the most convincing record at that ground. In the five games he has played at Tynecastle as Celtic manager, he has managed three wins and two defeats. The worst
Read more →Celtic have a history with all of the teams they have drawn in the Champions League group stage this season. The club’s history with Atletico Madrid is not one built on mutual respect, but one verging on hatred. This stems back to the ‘shame game’ of 1974,
Read more →Celtic’s Champions League group stage campaign gets underway in just two weeks and the first match to be played at Celtic Park will be against Italian side Lazio. The Biancocelesti have seen a resurgence under Maurizio Sarri and have returned to the UEFA Champions League for the
Read more →Brendan Rodgers has a very favourable record against St Johnstone as Celtic manager, having not lost a game against the Saints with his only points dropped being draws home and away against the Perthshire side. Rodgers has kept clean sheets in each of his last 7 games
Read more →Brendan Rodgers’ record against Aberdeen is one that can’t be understated with his only loss against the Dons coming in a defeat on the final day of the 2017/18 season. Throughout Rodgers’ two-and-a-half-year first stint at the club there were some demolitions of Sunday’s opponents and some
Read more →Goals from Kyogo, his 34th of the season, and second-half strikes from Liel Abada and Jota ensured that Celtic emerged victorious in the 138th Scottish Cup final. After a two-year hiatus, the famous old trophy has been returned to the Parkhead trophy room for the 41st time;
Read more →It feels like it has almost gone unnoticed with the chatter around Ange Postecoglou’s future as Celtic manager taking centre stage, however, Celtic created history yesterday by becoming the first side in the world to win 8 domestic trebles. A feat that should be celebrated and shouted
Read more →As Celtic head to Ibrox for the final Glasgow Derby of the season, we decided to take a look back at a former player who had something of a chequered history against our city rivals. Frank McAvennie made a name for himself at St Mirren before moving
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