It was a TV black-out yesterday for Celtic’s Scottish Premiership match against St Mirren at Celtic Park, unless of course you were watching on Celtic TV outside of Britain and Ireland.
Here’s the Sky Sports highlights as Brendan Rodgers’ side put aside their first half-frustrations and set about putting on a show in the second half, with much of the threat coming down the right hand side with Alistair Johnston and Nicolas Kuhn building up a fine partnership on that flank.
Yang and Greg Taylor were certainly less effective on the left wing, with Daizen Maeda’s absence seemingly affecting the Scotland full-back’s performance. Luis Palma’s return from injury will maybe help solve that concern out, as Daizen looks done for the season.
And there’s also Celtic TV’s Unique Angle to enjoy this morning, go on indulge yourselves!
Kyogo got his goal and this morning posted a message to the Celtic support on his social media accounts.
“I will continue to work hard to play more powerfully from now on! I won’t lose to myself,” the Japanese striker said. Viewers on Celtic TV voted for Reo Hatate as Man of the Match and while he’d be a contender it’s hard to disagree with Sandman in his Definitive Ratings on The Celtic Star this morning when he gave Alistair Johnston his Man of the Match.
READ THIS…Sandman’s Definitive Ratings – Celtic v St Madmen
🏆 A fine strike from Reo Hatate and goals from Kyogo and Adam Idah against St Mirren extend Celtic’s lead at the top of the #cinchPrem to four points ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/wOvYDGQYkK
— Sky Sports Scotland (@ScotlandSky) April 13, 2024
I will continue to work hard to play more powerfully from now on! I won’t lose to myself.🍀🍄🍀 pic.twitter.com/qiWL3dXoHA
— Kyogo Furuhashi 古橋 亨梧 (@Kyogo_Furuhashi) April 14, 2024
📽 Our Unique Angle is here!
Goals from Hatate, Kyogo & Idah from our pitchside camera! 🤩
Watch on YouTube now ⤵#CELSTM | #cinchPrem | #COYBIG🍀
— Celtic Football Club (@CelticFC) April 14, 2024
