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Celtic maintained their 100 per cent start to the SPFL campaign with a 3-0 win over Aberdeen at a rain-soaked Paradise last night (Wednesday) thanks to goals from Camilo Durán, Benjamin Nygren and Yang.
The second half saw debuts for new Bhoys, Oliver Sørensen and Shim Mheuka as the Celts cemented their place at the top of the table and now look forward to a game at the home of second-placed St Mirren on Saturday night.
Some of the best of the images.
Three goals and three points for the Hoops at Paradise: Match report
Manager pleased with performance over Aberdeen: Read more

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The Bhoys are back at home tomorrow with Falkirk the visitors to Celtic Park for the return to league action.
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Celtic boss Martin O'Neill has admitted blame following his side's capitulation away to LASK Linz that sees the Scottish side drop down from the Champions League to the Europa League.
After a 3-0 win at Celtic Park and taking a 21st minute lead in Linz, the Bhoys looked on course to return to Europe's premier competition. However, five unanswered goals from LASK meant that it was instead the Austrian side who booked their place in the Champions League.
"I'm responsible for this one," O'Neill said after the game in which they conceded 40 shots over 120+ minutes.
"Without a doubt. Naturally it took me a long time to get over the UEFA Cup final in 2003 but this was majorly disappointing.
"In the context of things, one was a final which it would have been terrific to win, this was a qualifying game which we should have been able to get through.

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Martin O'Neill returns to the dugout today for Celtic's League Cup opener against Dundee United at Tannadice and has made four changes to last weekend's 5-1 SPFL win at Kilmarnock.
In come Liam Scales, Sebastian Tounekti, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Colby Donovan for this evening's game with Arne Engels, Alistair Johnston, Kieran Tierney and Yang all missing from last week's starters.
There are places on the bench for new Bhoys Haissem and Hassan and Mika Baur who joined the Champions during the week.
The full team:
CELTIC: Sinisalo, Donovan, Trusty, Carter-Vickers, Scales, McGregor, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Nygren, Durán, Tounekti, Høgh.

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The club will hopefully announce Bodø/Glimt striker Kasper Høgh on a multi-million pound deal, after the Bhoys struck a record-breaking £11m transfer fee with the Norwegian side for his services.
News last night, as reported on Celtic Shorts, was that the big centre-forward has completed a successful medical in London ahead of the club confirming his signing on a four-year deal later today.
Martin O'Neill is in the marketplace for several more major targets, as the squad is in desperate need of refreshment following a close shave in Scottish football last year.
Hearts and Derek McInnes gave the 5IAR Champions a good run for their money, after Tony Bloom's initial involvement at the Tynecastle club, which could have easily been avoided, had proper investment in the playing squad been achieved last summer, as Brendan Rodgers continually pleaded for.
Now reports from Spain have confirmed that the World Cup star will return to pre-season training with the rest of his Real Oviedo teammates this midweek, as the Hoops' hierarchy has yet to strike an agreement with the Segunda Division side for the transfer to proceed. That is another frustrating update for Celtic supporters, but one that we are well used to, unfortunately.

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Penrice was of course at last year’s Scottish Premiership ***** le challengers Heart of Midlothian at one time, before being sold to Greek outfit and Celtic’s former European foes AEK Athens, in what was a good £2 million deal at that time for the Edinburgh club.
The man who was formerly of Livingston had been thought to be on Celtic’s radar during that period, with the Bhoys looking for cover at left-back to help bolster an area that has been somewhat of a bug-bear of the supporters in recent times – stretching as far back as Brendan Rodgers’ first spell in charge at the football club, when Emilio Izaguirre was even drafted back in as temporary cover at one point.
With Kieran Tierney now the mainstay and obvious first-choice at the left-hand side of the Hoops defence, many thought Marcelo Saracchi would be the man to play deputy to the Scotland international, whenever he was needing rested or just refreshing of the starting line-up more generally for Martin O’Neill, going forward into this campaign.
That has obviously not transpired following bizarre negotiations and non-negotiations – depending on who you believe – and that means there is once again a major hole in the squad that needs filled, with only Liam Scales and Adam Montgomery able to deputise in Tierney’s absence now, with the former our centre-back presently and the latter well out of the picture for some time now.
Meanwhile, journalist Mark Hendry has confirmed that as it stands, the Bhoys have not gone beyond the dreaded “enquiry” stage for the Scottish defender, in what is fast-becoming the motif of our current summer recruitment drive. Taking to social media site X, the journalist summarised the situation as the following:

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Celtic are interested in signing Utrecht winger Adrian Blake this summer, according to Sky Sports. Celtic manager Martin O’Neill wants top attackers at the Parkhead club for next term’s Scottish Premiership **** le defence, and the Hoops have identified Blake. The former Watford star is also on the radar of Burnley and Wolverhampton Wanderers, but the opportunity to play in the Champions League could appeal to him. Celtic fans will remember Blake from their Europa League game against Utrecht in January.
The Bhoys ran out 4-2 winners but the 20-year-old bagged a spectacular goal in the game. Celtic appear to have been impressed with Blake’s performance, and a summer deal could now be on the cards.
He has one year left on his contract and the Dutch club value him at around £2.5 million. The Hoops could be willing to do a deal for the price and their attack for next season could start taking shape. They have signed Colombian striker Camilo Duran and have offered Nigerian forward Kelechi Iheanacho a deal.
Blake will be a quality addition to the Celtic attack, but pipping English clubs to the Englishman could prove tricky.

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The Ivorian midfielder was rumoured to be a potential candidate for a transfer to Paradise this summer window, after Foot Mercato claimed that the Bhoys, along with West Ham United and Turkish outfit Trabzonspor were "concretely interested" in him.
There are numerous links emerging every day now with players coming into Celtic Park this close season, however, **** ody knows for certain who will arrive until it actually happens.
In the meantime, speculation and conjecture fills the rumourmill about who Martin O'Neill will decide to turn to, as he sets about rebuilding the club's reputation at home and abroad this season.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has signed on for another year, whilst Camilo Duran has been signed from Azerbaijani outift Qarabag on a five-year deal, for a record-breaking £5.5 million.

Celtic have identified Torino midfielder Gvidas Gineitis as a potential replacement for Arne Engels, according to the Scottish Sun. Celtic manager Martin O’Neill is preparing for life without the in-demand Hoops star at Parkhead, and the Bhoys are eyeing targets. Gineitis have been watched in recent months by the Scottish Premiership champions, but the ‘powerful’ 6ft 3in Lithuanian international will not come cheap. The 22-year-old Celtic target has three years still left on his contract and the Serie A club will want top dollar for their man.
Gineitis has 32 appearances at senior level for his country and brings much-needed experience and quality to the table. Replacing Engels could prove to be a tall order for the Hoops, but Gineitis has what it takes given his versatility and skillset. The Torino star constantly breaks the line and is brave on the ball. He also has a strong personality, and Celtic could do with his through ***** , interceptions and ability to block in the middle of the park. Gineitis’ physique, athleticism and off-the-ball movement should see him hit the ground running in the Premiership.