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2024/2025 news and stories

Celtic 3 - 1 RB Leipzig

Nicolas Kuhn delivered an outstanding performance, inspiring Celtic to come from behind and secure a thrilling third consecutive Champions League home victory.

Celtic v RB Leipzig. Players celebrate

Celtic 6 - 0 Aberdeen

Daizen Maeda delivered an outstanding performance at Hampden, scoring a hat-trick as Celtic stormed into the Scottish League Cup final with a commanding 6-0 victory, halting Aberdeen manager Jimmy Thelin's unbeaten season start in dramatic style.

Celtic 6 - 0 Aberdeen. Fans watch on

Atalanta 0 - 0 Celtic

Celtic secured a valuable Champions League point with a resilient defensive performance, holding last season’s Europa League winners Atalanta to a goalless draw in Bergamo.

Atalanta 0 - 0 Celtic - Atalanta 0 - 0 Celtic

Celtic 2 - 2 Aberdeen

Aberdeen staged a remarkable comeback from two goals down to secure a point and remain level on points with Celtic at the top of the Scottish Premiership, continuing Jimmy Thelin's impressive start as manager.

Ross County 1 - 2 Celtic

Celtic shook off their midweek Champions League setback to continue their flawless Premiership run, clinching a late victory in Dingwall. 

Celtic leave it late - 1

St Johnstone 0 - 6 Celtic 

Celtic surged to the top of the Scottish Premiership after a resounding 6-0 victory against St Johnstone. The defending champions initially believed they had scored early on through Daizen Maeda, but VAR disallowed the goal due to a foul in the build-up.

No let-up from Celtic in Perth - 1

Celtic 5 - 2 Falkirk 

Celtic came from behind twice against Falkirk to survive a scare and set up a Scottish League Cup semi-final against Aberdeen. Two goals in under three second-half minutes from striker Adam Idah proved decisive after a previously sloppy performance from Brendan Rodgers' side.

Celtic 5 - 1 Slovan Bratislava

Celtic delivered a commanding performance at a lively Celtic Park to secure their first-ever opening Champions League victory in emphatic fashion, overpowering Slovan Bratislava.

In a rare instance where they started as favourites in Europe's top competition, Brendan Rodgers' team produced an energetic and composed display.

UCL: A great European night for Celtic - 1

Celtic 2 - 0 Hearts

Celtic maintained their perfect start to the season as both sides faced contrasting outcomes with VAR for the champions and Hearts.

Celtic 3 - 0 Rangers

Celtic continued their recent dominance in the Glasgow derby with a straightforward win over Rangers in the Scottish Premiership.

Arriving as strong favourites on their home turf, the champions weathered an early burst of energy from Rangers before reasserting their familiar control.

St Mirren 0 - 3 Celtic

Celtic secured a convincing 3-0 victory over St Mirren in the Scottish Premiership, maintaining their perfect start to the season with three wins from three games. 

Hibernian 0 - 2 Celtic

A brilliant goal from Callum McGregor helped Celtic secure a comfortable Scottish Premiership victory over Hibernian at Easter Road.

Nicolas Kuhn opened the scoring within three minutes, capitalising on a mistake by Hibs’ goalkeeper Josef Bursik, who failed to deal with Kyogo's initial shot. McGregor doubled Celtic's lead with a stunning left-footed strike from 25 yards, capping off an excellent first-half performance.

Scotland: Celtic cruise to a win at Easter Road

Celtic 4 - 0 Kilmarnock

Celtic kicked off their Premiership title defence with a comfortable 4-0 victory at home against Kilmarnock. Claire, a Celtic fan, told us: "Fantastic way to start the new season. 

You can see some pics and videos from the crowd in the video below. The footage is from the European Super Football YouTube account.

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