Celtic starting off their Scotland Premier League season in a positive manner as they grabbed a convincing away victory over St Johnstone this midweek. Eager to start of their title defense in a promising fashion, Celtic immediately took control of proceedings.

Lady luck was smiling brightly on Celtic FC as the Scottish side received a 'gift' from UEFA after they got reinstated into the play off round of Champions League despite suffering a 6-1 aggregate defeat over Legia Warsaw.

Already securing their Scottish Premier League title on midweek, Celtic were looking to showcase something special for their fans as they host Ross County last weekend. The home team were eager to put on a show as they're celebrating another domestic success this season.

Scottish Premier League Kilmarnock FC vs Celtic FC Friday, 14.March.2014 Final Score 0-3 Stadium: Rugby Park (Kilmarnock, Scotland) Attendance: 7,495 Referee: W. Collum Assistants: T.

Celtic keeping hold of their top seat in Scottish Premier League with comfort as they bagged another three points this midweek, defeating city rival, Patrick Thistle at Celtic Park on new year's day.

Celtic continue to keep their top seat in current Scottish Premier League standings as they bagged an important away victory over Inverness Caledonian Thistle this past weekend. The away side looked really determined in grabbing maximum points from that encounter as they set off into an attacking mode straight from kick off which was rewarded with a quick goal from Kris Commons, who strike home after just three minutes of play.

Celtic keeping their run for another Scottish Premier League title on course as they bagged another important victory this past weekend against their visitor, Hearts. Still sitting comfortably at the top of SPL standings, Celtic were not keen on throwing away the chance in bagging maximum points in front of their home crowd as they immediately set off into an attacking mode since kick off.

Spanish giant, Barcelona getting their winning run back as they grabbed a convincing home win over Celtic on Wednesday. Eager to confirm their group winner status, El Barca immediately setting themselves on an attacking mode and got themselves in front after just seven minutes through Gerard Pique's close range finish.

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