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Alistair Johnston pulls up again as Celtic edge Hibernian 2-1 at Easter Road

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill says right-back Alistair Johnston felt something again after his 21-minute substitute return was cut short in the 2-1 Scottish Premiership win at Hibernian, while centre-back Cameron Carter-Vickers came through the final minutes after missing since mid-September.

Celtic's 7-1 Hearts rout 'didn't feel that seismic', Maloney insists as Celta Vigo loom

Shaun Maloney has played down the significance of Celtic's 7-1 Scottish Premiership thrashing of Hearts, insisting it was no "seismic" turning point as the Scottish champions prepare to host Celta Vigo in the Europa League on Thursday, still chasing a first European win of the season.

Celtic rout Hearts 7-1 with record signing Kasper Hogh benched as Duran leads attack

Celtic hammered Hearts 7-1 on Sunday with a dynamic front three of Camilo Duran, Callum Osmand and Hassiem Hassan starting in place of record signing Kasper Hogh, intensifying debate over the Dane’s place in Martin O’Neill’s attack after a difficult Europa League outing in Lisbon.

Celtic hammer Hearts 7-1 as Vrancken stands firm on tactics after Park rout

Celtic ran riot at Celtic Park, thrashing Hearts 7-1 to go four points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership. Head coach Wouter Vrancken insists individual mistakes - not his attacking philosophy - cost Hearts, but pundits Andy Halliday, Ryan McGowan and Kris Boyd, plus furious supporters, question his inflexibility against the champions.

Celtic rout Hearts 7-1, but O’Neill warns title race is far from over

Celtic surged four points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership with a 7-1 win over Hearts, but manager Martin O’Neill played down the result’s significance. He praised his side’s attacking display while stressing that a packed run of league and European fixtures will demand rotation, with Celta Vigo next up in a Europa League match Celtic need to win.

Celtic thrash Hearts 7-1 to go four points clear at top of Scottish Premiership

Celtic ran riot at Parkhead, beating Hearts 7-1 to move four points clear of Rangers, who were held at Dundee on Saturday. Callum Osmand scored twice, Benjamin Nygren grabbed a brace and Kieran Tierney opened the scoring as Martin O'Neill's side punished slack defending from Wouter Vrancken's men.

Second-placed Rangers can go top of the Scottish Premiership overnight with a win at fourth-placed Dundee, while leaders Celtic host Hearts on Sunday.

Benfica 4-1 Celtic: Jhon Duran brace and early Panenka leave O'Neill's side bottom of Europa League group

Celtic were thrashed 4-1 by Benfica at Estadio da Luz in the Europa League, with Jhon Duran scoring twice including the earliest penalty goal Celtic have ever conceded in major European competition. Despite the heavy defeat, manager Martin O'Neill insists his side can still reach the knockout rounds.

Jota return sparks Celtic revival as Motherwell beaten 2-0 to return to Premiership summit

Celtic returned to the top of the Scottish Premiership with a 2-0 win at Motherwell, as winger Jota made his long-awaited comeback from an 18-month injury lay-off. Camilo Duran and Benjamin Nygren scored, while Martin O'Neill hailed a 'psychological boost' after a turbulent spell for the club.

Motherwell 0-2 Celtic: Hoops secure first win in four games to ease pressure on Martin O'Neill and go top in Scottish Premiership

Celtic beat Motherwell 2-0 at Fir Park with first-half goals from Camilo Duran and second-half strike from Benjamin Nygren. The win ends a three-game losing run, moves the Hoops top of the Scottish Premiership and eases pressure on manager Martin O'Neill.

Roy Keane has revealed where he stands on a potential managerial return after his surprise Celtic Park appearance, while Benjamin Nygren says Celtic must move on from Champions League heartbreak and Camilo Duran waits for a maiden Colombia cap.

Celtic plot behind-closed-doors run-out to accelerate Jota's return from long-term injury

Celtic are planning a behind-closed-doors game during the international break as Jota closes in on an early return from long-term injury, while Scotland midfielder Scott McTominay has resumed solo training with Napoli after a heart procedure.

Celtic slump to £4.8m loss as Champions League absence hits revenue

Celtic have announced an after-tax loss of £4.8m for the year ending June 30, reversing last year's £33.9m profit as revenue dropped 22.7% to £111m. The club pinned the downturn on missing out on Champions League participation, with interim chairman Brian Wilson praising Martin O'Neill's resilience in delivering a league and Scottish Cup double after a turbulent campaign.

'It might be time to wrap it up' — Martin O'Neill weighs Celtic future after second Rangers defeat in a week

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill, 74, says he will reflect on his future and speak to the board after a damaging week featuring two defeats by Rangers and a home European loss to Ferencvaros, admitting 'it might be time to wrap it up' — even with Celtic still top of the Premiership.

Ryan Naderi sinks Celtic again as Rangers land second Old Firm blow in a week to cut Hoops' Premiership lead to two points

Ryan Naderi's strike gave Rangers a 1-0 win at Celtic Park — their second Old Firm victory in eight days — to cut Celtic's Scottish Premiership lead to two points. Auston Trusty had an early effort ruled out for offside, Ivor Pandur made a huge save to deny Colby Donovan and Olwethu Makhanya's volley was disallowed for handball as Derek McInnes became the first manager since 1991 to win his first two Old Firm games. Celtic were booed off at full-time, with Martin O'Neill calling for a 'rethink and reset'.

Rangers beat Celtic 1-0 at Celtic Park to make it two Old Firm wins in a week, as Ryan Naderi's goal cuts the title gap to two points, deepens Martin O'Neill's uncertainty over his future and fuels belief that Derek McInnes has finally turned the tide in Glasgow.