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Delighted Brendan Rodgers praised his Celtic side for maintaining their 100 per cent start at Aberdeen - but the injury issues appear to be mounting after knocks to Cameron Carter-Vickers and Reo Hatate.
For the first two seasons of Brendan Rodgers' all-conquering Celtic reign it was Aberdeen who pushed them closest both in the Premiership and cup competitions.
It was a happy hunting ground for Brendan Rodgers in his first stint in charge and now the Celtic boss returns to Aberdeen in search of another signature result.
Alan Brazil found himself in hysterics after an infamous 'medium' told him Rangers are going to win the Scottish Premiership.
Confident Alan Stubbs doubled down on his prediction that Celtic can win the league by 15 points this season after "normal service was resumed" on opening day.
It's always an exciting fixture on the Premiership card when Celtic travel to Pittodrie to face Aberdeen.
Barry Robson insists everyone in the Pittodrie dressing room believes Aberdeen can stun the champions on Sunday.The Dons haven’t beaten Celtic in more than five years and stattos have to go back to 2016 – when Simon Church netted – for the last time they sank them on home turf. Robson and the rest of the Red Army will be looking for a repeat of that scalp when Brendan Rodgers takes his side to the Granite City. The manager knows there is a real feelgood factor at Pittodrie fresh from finishing third and looking forward to this month’s Europa League play-off clash, which will lead to guaranteed group stage football.
Craig Watson reckons Airdrie are capable of stinging Partick Thistle this weekend to give their Championship campaign the jag it needs, after Saturday’s opening day defeat at Dunfermline.