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Celtic 1 Rangers 1

Submitted by hooperman on Sun, 01/03/2010 - 01:00
In a match that ended 1 1, Celtic outplayed Rangers with Scott McDonald getting the opener in the first Glasgow derby game of 2010 Poor refereeing from Steve Conroy kept Kyle Lafferty on the pitch after a lunging challenge on Andreas Hinkel. The ref also disallowed a 19th-minute headed goal from Marc Antoine Fortune. Celtic didn't take their chances and Rangers scored from a corner.
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From friend to foe at season's end

Submitted by hooperman on Mon, 12/07/2009 - 14:38
The World Cup draw has been made and with it some Celts will turn from friend to foe at season's end. New Celtic signing Ki Sung-Yong and South Korea will take on Georgios Samaras's Greece in Group B. Ki watched the draw in London as he travelled home after sealing his move to Celtic on Thursday. And he relishes his return to Paradise to start the war of words with Samaras.

Celtic 1 Dundee Utd 1

Submitted by hooperman on Sat, 09/12/2009 - 16:13

Celtic failed to capitalise on Rangers draw at Motherwell today and battled against a determined Dundee Utd who seem to have a habit of spoiling Celtic's party.

Goodwillie opened Dundee Utd's account on 6 minutes with a goal from close in to the top right corner of the net.

Celtic 5 St Johnstone 2

Submitted by hooperman on Sat, 08/22/2009 - 19:20

Celtic 5 St Johnstone 2

Marc-Antoine Fortune bagged his first Celtic goals as the Hoops romped to victory over promoted St Johnstone.

Fortune side-footed in a cross by Shaun Maloney (21), who bulleted a header in for 2-0 (28), before Collin Samuel fired in a 25-yarder (36) for Saints.

Celtic cruise past Dons Aberdeen 1 - Celtic 3

Submitted by hooperman on Sat, 08/15/2009 - 21:17

Aberdeen 1 - Celtic 3 (SPL, August 15, 2009)

Aiden McGeady's double ensured Celtic cruised to victory in the SPL opener against Mark McGhee's men at Pittodrie. The midfielder bundled the ball home after Marc-Antoine Fortune's shot was blocked by Jamie Langfield (29) and he curled in a superb second (42). Scott McDonald capitalised on poor defending to net a third (44), before Sone Aluko chested down Gary McDonald's lay-off and volleyed home (61).

 

McDonald makes Celtic firm favourites for four-in-a-row

Submitted by hooperman on Mon, 05/04/2009 - 19:55
Once more the SPL title race will be fought to the bitter end of the Scottish league season. Four rounds of fixtures between now and May 24 will decide the destiny of the championship for another year.

McDonald urges Celtic to attack against Aalborg

Submitted by Thomas Rooney on Sun, 11/23/2008 - 22:29
On Tuesday evening, Celtic travel to Aalborg in search of their first win in this season’s Champions League campaign. Three points are essential if the Hoops have any hope of progression in the competition because anything other than that and Celtic could be heading for an early exit.

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