Matt O'Riley reckons that provided Celtic can become more ruthless in front of goal then there's no reason why the team can't progress to the knock-out ...
If we could just be a little bit more ruthless in front of goal I think in these bigger games that would put us in the position where we need to be and hopefully tomorrow gives us a platform to get that momentum back and take it into the Champions League midweek.” When a club like Celtic comes in for you – especially with the position I was in – it was pretty much a no-brainer for me to be honest. I think it wasn’t only the Champions League – I was aware of how big Celtic was as a club before I came.
Ange Postecoglou has been Down Under but is looking to for another three points to help keep the Hoops at the top in their quest to retain the title.
Kyogo looks to redeem the previous miss with a lovely run into the box. Although they will have to cope without captain Callum McGregor in their next league clash as he was shown red late on against the Steelmen for a last man challenge. There was also a late red card for [Callum McGregor](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/all-about/callum-mcgregor) for a dubious last man professional foul. I think the way the game played out, we could have done that. But Postecoglou reckons his side were still well worth the win, having only been pegged back after Kyogo's opener by Josip Juranovic chesting the ball beyond Joe Hart and into his own net. Sead Haksabanovic replaces Kyogo for Celtic. Matt O'Riley whips the ball into the box as it flicks off the head of a Motherwell defender to give the hosts a corner. It's a game we could have got something out of. Celtic look for a penalty as Kyogo collides in the box but the referee doesn't entertain the shouts. Celtic had some chances but we did also. However up stepped Reo Hatate who’s thunderous second half strike ensured his side remain at the Scottish Premiership summit. Celtic are put through a spell of late pressure as Motherwell get bodies into the box but it turns into a game of head tennis before the referee blows for a foul.
Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou has picked his side to play host to Motherwell in the Scottish Premiership this afternoon. Postecoglou saw his men slump to a ...
Joe Hart is in goal for Celtic today, while at the back Postecoglou picks Josip Juranovic and Greg Taylor as full-backs, while Moritz Jenz and Stephen Welsh are the centre-back pairing. The Bhoys thrashed Motherwell 6-0 in the last meeting between the two teams in May. Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou has picked his side to play host to Motherwell in the Scottish Premiership this afternoon.
Sead Haksabanovic pulled up with an injury on Montenegro duty but is fit enough to make the bench, with Daizen Maeda starting and David Turnbull also overcoming ...
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Today's a big match for Celtic vs Motherwell and this is the team we think Ange Postecoglou will pick.
In attack, Jota should return to the starting line-up, with Daizen Maeda and Liel Abada both available on the opposite flank. Today, injuries are again a concern in certain areas, but the manager should have a strong squad to pick from. They say every Celtic game is a big game and you can understand that when considering this afternoon’s match at home to Motherwell.
NOT long now until kick off as Celtic bid to restore their advantage at the top of the Premiership table.Ange Postecoglou's side are looking for a rea.
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Celtic opened the scoring this afternoon through Japanese striker Kyogo Furuhashi. Callum McGregor drove at the Motherwell defence before slotting a pass into ...
Jota’s cross was met by the onrushing Matt O’Riley, who scored a similar goal for Denmark’s U21s during the week, but Liam Kelly managed to stop it from crossing the line. He couldn’t, however, stop Kyogo from reacting and smashing the ball into the net. Callum McGregor drove at the Motherwell defence before slotting a pass into Celtic’s superstar from Portugal.
Chris Sutton reckons the 'we never stop' Ange Postecoglou mantra should be changed ahead of club football's resumption.
Home and away matches that could make or break their chances of progression to the knockout phase of the competition. They’ve been, by and large, going into every game knowing they couldn’t afford to make a mistake, especially in the Premiership. "We never stop is the mantra from Postecoglou but it should be 'we need to get restarted' after that slip at St Mirren prior to the international matches," Sutton wrote in the
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“Já we talked about the intensity of the program. “I expect a different game every time we play a team, to be honest. Naturally, I'd like to play as much as I can, but I know that if you're not playing, é for the benefit of the team.'' “By the time we're heading there, most of the other great winter sports will already be there. some time and the process for us é just see after each game how people are traveling physically and mentally and making decisions from there.'' In a country like Australia, where there are many sports, people's attention can be divided.'' ;
Motherwell manager Stevie Hammell is expecting a relentlessly difficult test up against the Scottish champions at Celtic Park today.
We’ve looked at what they’re good at, which is a lot, and we’ve looked at what we think we can do as a group, and how it suits us.” They start fast, they’ll get the ball in play, get after you and try to win the game early. I need to do well, our staff need to do well.
Reo Hatate hit a spectacular second as Celtic eventually saw off Motherwell. DESPITE their own best efforts at times, Celtic managed to ...
A Sean Goss corner was cleared to the edge of the area where Blair Spittal helped the ball back in towards the back post. Barry Maguire was slack in possession for the visitors, allowing McGregor to burst forward and feed the ball to Jota on the left. Juranovic stepped up and crashed the ball off the bar. The winger clipped the ball in and found Matt O’Riley arriving in acres of space to head at Kelly from point-blank range. It was late enough not to make too much of a difference, and you could hardly argue that Celtic didn’t deserve the three points over the piece. It helps in such situation though when you have a player with the talent of Reo Hatate.
Match report as Celtic to return to the top of the Scottish Premiership with a 2-1 win over Motherwell; Kyogo opened the scoring for the champions; ...
Jota spotted the Japanese midfielder 25 yards out and Hatate took a touch and fired into the far corner. "Reo's only been a professional footballer for a couple of years. Furuhashi sent a diving header wide on the rebound. Blair Spittal lofted the ball back into the box after Daizen Maeda headed away Sean Goss' delivery and Juranovic chested it back towards goal, seemingly unaware Hart had vacated his line to go after it. McGregor ran into the left channel and played the ball outside to Jota, whose first-time cross was met by Matt O'Riley. The goalkeeper scrambled back but could not claw it away in time.
Ange Postecoglou was relaxed about the calamitous nature of Josip Juranovic's own goal in Celtic's 2-1 win over Motherwell, saying that “these things ...
“It was important to win today. “Invariably, they happen in a game like today. [Englishman](/topic/englishman) had move to the side to take the cross and therefore the ball trundled towards goal and despite Hart’s best efforts, it crossed the line.
Reo Hatate's strike sent Celtic back to the top of the Scottish Premiership · Japanese midfielder drilled the ball into the bottom corner from 25 yards out ...
Jota spotted the Japanese midfielder 25 yards out and Hatate took a touch and fired into the far corner. Furuhashi sent a diving header wide on the rebound. Blair Spittal lofted the ball back into the box after Daizen Maeda headed away Sean Goss' delivery and Juranovic chested it back towards goal, seemingly unaware Hart had vacated his line to go after it. McGregor ran into the left channel and played the ball outside to Jota, whose first-time cross was met by Matt O'Riley. The goalkeeper scrambled back but could not claw it away in time. - Reo Hatate's strike sent Celtic back to the top of the Scottish Premiership
Celtic opened the scoring this afternoon through Japanese striker Kyogo Furuhashi. Callum McGregor drove at the Motherwell defence before slotting a pass ...
Jota’s cross was met by the onrushing Matt O’Riley, who scored a similar goal for Denmark’s U21s during the week, but Liam Kelly managed to stop it from crossing the line. Hopefully Celtic can get a few more goals as Ange’s side look to retake this place at the top of the table. He couldn’t, however, stop Kyogo from reacting and smashing the ball into the net.
Reo Hatate's long-range strike sent Celtic back to the top of the cinch Premiership with a narrow 2-1 victory over Motherwell.
Jota spotted the Japanese midfielder 25 yards out and Hatate took a touch and fired into the far corner. Furuhashi sent a diving header wide on the rebound. The goalkeeper scrambled back but could not claw it away in time. Blair Spittal lofted the ball back into the box after Daizen Maeda headed away Sean Goss' delivery and Juranovic chested it back towards goal, seemingly unaware Hart had vacated his line to go after it. McGregor ran into the left channel and played the ball outside to Jota, whose first-time cross was met by Matt O'Riley. Reo Hatate's long-range strike sent Celtic back to the top of the cinch Premiership with a narrow 2-1 victory over Motherwell.
Postecoglou was without his first-choice centre-back pairing of Cameron Carter-Vickers and Carl Starfelt. Their deputies, Moritz Jenz and Stephen Welsh, had ...
The sun was back out at Celtic Park, the champions back on top of the league. He rolled a corner to the Japanese midfielder and his dipping shot found the corner of Kelly’s goal. Blair Spittal sent a hopeful ball into the box following a corner and as Hart moved to the right of his goal to collect it, Juranovic – clearly unaware of his team-mate’s positioning – chested the ball back towards goal. The crowd grumbled at the standard of passing. Celtic were more disjointed, more lax with their passing and for moments in the match looked uneasy under pressure from their spirited guests. Yet, like all champions do, they rode out the storms that came their way and found a way to win.
Celtic made it 2-1 thanks to a great goal from Reo Hatate. The Japanese midfielder picked up the ball at the edge of the box following a corner from Jota and ...
It was a poor goal to concede and allowed Motherwell something to defend. It was a similar goal to his opener against Rangers back in February. Celtic made it 2-1 thanks to a great goal from Reo Hatate.
ROXIE – 6.5/10 – Big Joe and the comedy pinball routine with their strikers certainly livened up the second half after having a joke played on him just ...
ANITA DOBSON – 7/10 – The beauty and frailty of Angeball. But a majority fell off their game and the blow of a self-destructive strike caused lag and a brief loss of belief. MR.KOBAYASHI – 6/10 – A thief in the night. So the boss gets credit for his picks, his eye for a player. ABADASS – 6.5/10 – Spiced up our right and had them chasing shadows when he appeared at pace and didn’t let up. NOTEBOOK – 6/10 – Since eviscerating The Abominables, he’s failed to conjour up any hits. After the break, they tightened up his side and we fell off in intensity so Daizen was isolated and starved of the right service. But Reo had other ideas and the skipper thankfully had a last burst of energy to sacrifice himself for the cause. THE BUILDER – 5.5/10 – Young Rogic seemed marginally unable to find his deft touch, almost repeating similar not-quite-there games of recent times. JURAN JURAN – 6/10 – “Hey, Joe, check out my fake boobies, man!” he yelled, as the ball was dropping from on high. He harnessed that sharp awareness with physical wrangling of their burly forwards and really was key to us getting the points. We got the answer from a surprising source – and Jenz was terrific in shifting the ball quickly and accurately to keep Angeball functioning properly.
We give three takeaways from Celtic's 2-1 victory over Motherwell in the cinch Premiership ...
From one paradise to another, someone in the press box remarked. The music world lost one of it’s recent icons in Coolio this week after the American rapper died aged 59. The 26-year-old Dane – a holding midfielder – appeared after Callum McGregor’s red card.
Kyogo Furuhashi had given the Hoops the lead in the first half but then an own goal from Josip Juranovic made it 1-1. Ultimately, the game was decided by a ...
But ultimately, it helped the Hoops hang on to the win and the three points. The Hoops had not won in their previous three games though, having lost twice and drawn once, and thus, they needed this result. Ultimately, the game was decided by a wonder strike from Reo Hatate, who certainly has a point to prove after not getting a single minute for Japan during the international break.
Celtic would find it 'very difficult to reject' a 'mind-boggling' £15million offer for winger Liel Abada, Alex McLeish has told Football Insider.
It’s also worth stressing that he’s only 20 years old, so he should only get better and better in the coming years. He is still young so there is so much room to grow there. The 63-year-old said: “I probably haven’t seen enough of him to put that valuation on him. “Is he there yet? There is no doubting he has started this season very well, Celtic have as a club. They have apparently been ‘thrilled’ by his development at Parkhead and expect it to continue apace under Ange Postecoglou.
LIEL ABADA knows just how tight the margins can be when competing at the very highest level. And if the Celtic winger had been in any doubt, his…
He had a wonderful opportunity to open the scoring against Real on matchday one but dragged his effort wide after being sent scarpering through on goal in the first half at Parkhead. The inside forward boasts a remarkable goal scoring record – the wide player scores roughly one in every three games – but is still to score his first Champions League goal. Hopefully, next time I will score.” “I came from Israel and it's very difficult to be alone when you are so young, but from the first time I came to Celtic all the coaches and players gave me the confidence I need,” he said. And if the [stage](/entertainment/theatre/) fixtures this term but there will be a frustration that they do not have more points on the board.
The Israeli is seeking a regular run of games after racking up some sensational stats in his debut season at the Hoops.
He made sure I felt good at all times and I had all I needed to be here. I’m really happy to be at Celtic and I hope it stays that way.” “Nir helped me a lot at the start. But it’s testament to Abada’s character that he hit the ground running from the moment Postecoglou brought him here. “In the last two Champions League games we have missed a lot of opportunities. In his first season he was helped by countryman Nir Bitton who left Parkhead this summer. I stay to work on crosses and finishes. Abada has been a revelation after making the move to Parkhead from Maccabi Petah Tikva in summer 2021. And Abada is putting extra work in to ensure his brilliant goal-to-game ratio continues. Hopefully I can keep scoring to help my team-mates. And, at just 20, he’s only going to get better for the Hoops. Liel Abada might be a winger but the youngster’s stats read like a prolific one-in-two striker.
According to stats from Transfermarkt, Abada has scored 21 goals and provided 12 assists in 65 appearances while playing 3760 minutes of football in total. Many ...
For now though, there are a lot of areas of his game that he needs to work on. He is just 20 years of age though and has time to develop into that role. In fact, he seems to be working particularly on his finishing and looking up to players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Mohamed Salah.