Celtic romped home to a 3-0 win over a ten-man Ross County at the Parkhead in the Scottish Premiership.
The reigning champions were up and running just a little after the halfway mark in the first period, with striker Moussa Dembele netting from the penalty spot to make it 1-0.
Midfielder Stuart Armstrong doubled the Hoops’ lead just three minutes into the second half before Australian international Tom Rogic added another goal at the hour-mark.
The result saw Brendan Rodgers’ side stretch their lead at the top to twelve points.
Made a great stop to deny Billy McKay in the first period. Was alert when tested and once again gave a very good account of himself.
Returned to the starting XI as a part of a back three. The Swedish defender did not have a great deal to do, with his team dominating the proceedings.
Should have scored from a headed effort in the first half but spurned the opportunity. Passing was shoddy at times. Taken off at half-time.
The youngster has really grown into the mainstay at the back for the Hoops and it showed once again. Confident with the ball, he strode out on all occasions possible, with little pressure from the visitors.
Hasn’t been at his best in recent weeks but put in an improved display on the right flank. Did well to create the second goal.
Came out unscathed off a horrific challenge from Andrew Davies that saw him get sent off. Solid as usual.
Returning to the starting XI after a long time, the Scottish international left his mark on the game with a top-class display. Was involved in everything positive for the Bhoys and capped off a fine performance with a brilliant goal.
Flitted in and out of the game. There were some nice moments but they came few and far in between. Decent.
Always a positive influence when on the ball, the Aussie international scored a lovely goal to make it 3-0 in the second period.
Another player who was returning to the starting line-up after having spent a lot of time on the bench, the Englishman was way off his best. Did win the penalty leading to the opening goal.
Having missed a great chance to open the scoring, the Frenchman made no mistake from the spot in the 25th minute. After a slow start to the season, he is gaining form towards the business end.
Replaced Boyata at half-time. Didn’t have a lot to do but did what was asked of him.
Showed glimpses of his abilities.
Made his first appearance in over two months.
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