CELTIC have been known to suffer the odd Champions League hangover from time to time but this was the football equivalent of paracetamol and a glass of Irn Bru.
CELTIC have been known to suffer the odd Champions League hangover from time to time but this was the football equivalent of paracetamol and a glass of Irn Bru.
Victor Wanyama shares the spoils with his team-mates after putting Celtic two goals to the good Photograph: SNS
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Stewart Fisher
The Parkhead side made light of their midweek exertions against Benfica as they strolled to this comfortable victory against the SPL's basement dwellers, winning by a margin which would have been significantly greater had it not been for the contribution of their former goalkeeping stalwart Rab Douglas. The 40-year-old made a superb diving save to keep out a first-half Scott Brown penalty, produced a string of other excellent interventions besides, and generally did enough to cause some wags with longer memories to observe rather unkindly that he was due a good game in this stadium some time or other.
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