There were plenty of points of encouragement to be taken from Celtic’s defeat in Rotterdam in their Champions League group stage campaign opening fixture. Celtic were competitive and remained in the game up until two moments of madness which ultimately cost the club the game as inexperience
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Celtic continued their positive early start to the new league season as they went seven points clear of rivals Rangers and five clear of second-placed St Mirren at the top of the cinch Premiership with a last-gasp win over Motherwell. Celtic have shown a title-winning mentality in
Read more →Celtic fans were left frustrated after a Champions League opening day defeat away to Feyenoord in Rotterdam. The loss was avoidable for a number of reasons, with the two main ones being the pair of red cards handed out to Scandinavian duo Gustaf Lagerbielke and Odin Thiago
Read more →Celtic got their Champions League group stage campaign under way with a defeat in Rotterdam against Feyenoord in what was a chaotic contest. Despite coming out of the game with zero points and two red cards, there was still plenty of positives to take from the game
Read more →Celtic’s Champions League group stage campaign is coming thick and fast with fans looking for an improvement on last year’s performance and for multiple different reasons. Firstly, the draw is a bit more favourable than last year’s, although a tough draw nonetheless. Another reason being that European
Read more →Celtic’s summer transfer window activity culminated in the club scrambling to get some last-minute deals done. Luis Palma, Nat Phillips and Paulo Bernardo all signed late in the window, to be added alongside the earlier arrivals of Maik Nawrocki, Gustaf Lagerbielke, Marco Tilio, Odin Holm, Yang Hyun-jung
Read more →In football, the greatest of teams have always been able to pull a rabbit out of the hat when they aren’t at their best. In years gone by, Celtic have had players who can grab a game by the scruff of the neck and pull the team
Read more →St. Johnstone are the visitors to Celtic Park this afternoon as the home side look to banish the memory of last weekend’s disappointing Cup defeat at the hands of Kilmarnock. Going into today’s game, manager Brendan Rodgers does not have his problems to seek with Maik Nawrocki
Read more →Sunday’s defeat at Rugby Park in the League Cup was a bitter pill to swallow. Not only did it bring an end to Brendan Rodgers’ 100% record in domestic cup competitions with Celtic, but the toothless manner of Celtic’s performance raises unwanted concerns at the start of
Read more →During his trophy-laden first spell in charge at Celtic Park, Brendan Rodgers did not lose a single domestic cup tie as he brought home 5 out of 5 Cups before leaving for Leicester City. Today, the Irishman looks to continue his 100% Cup record with a difficult
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