CELTIC have now won two and drawn one of their gruelling three-games-in-six-days’ whirlwind of activity that has taken them to Stuttgart a week ago, Ibrox on Sunday and Pittodrie last night.
The testing away-day schedule concludes with a Scottish Cup quarter-final encounter against Danny Rohl’s outfit in Govan on Sunday afternoon.
It is testimony to the management skills of interim-boss Martin O’Neill, Shaun Maloney and the backroom staff plus the use of a depleted squad with key players such as Alistair Johnston, Cameron Carter-Vickers, Arne Engels and Filipe Jota, who last kicked a ball in April last year, sidelined for lengthy spells.
RAISING THE ROOF…Kieran Tierney hammers the opener high into the net with Dons keeper Dimitar Mitov helpless.
The champions are five adrift of leaders Hearts with nine games to play. The victory in the north east saw the Hoops leapfrog Sunday’s opponents by a point.
An early goal from Kieran Tierney and a second-half effort from Benjamin Nygren, his 15th Premiership strike in a prolific debut campaign, got the job done against a stubborn Dons team last night.
The strikes are certainly worth a second look – courtesy of those good folk at Celtic TV Unique Angle.
Please enjoy!
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