Celtic made it 4-1 through a clever free-kick routine as David Turnbull found the net. Andy Considine was sent off for hauling Oh to the deck outside the area. This allowed Celtic the chance to score late in the game. Matt O’Riley tee’d the ball up for Turnbull, who fired the ball into the net.

After a lengthy VAR check, the goal was given.

Considine’s own goal for Celtic on their way before Kyogo doubled the lead. Drey Wright pulled one back but Aaron Mooy made it 3-1. The Scottish Champions have restored their nine point lead at the summit of the Cinch Premiership.

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