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It was an uncomfortable first 45 minutes for Celtic in Paisley, but their relentless streak continued as they ensured there wasn't to be repeat of September's defeat against St Mirren with a 5-1 win.
Former Rangers star Craig Moore has named four players he reckons his former club could have signed last summer - including Celtic star Aaron Mooy.
Celtic and Hearts could turn to the SPFL during the Asian Cup with the rulebook opening the door for both clubs to request fixture postponements next season.
Aaron Mooy is the kind of guy who likes to live quietly in the background but he admits it’s Celtic frontman Kyogo Furuhashi who is the real Invisible Man at Parkhead.
It was a very Celtic victory. A very Ange Postecoglou performance. Demonstrating all the strengths – and a few of the weaknesses – we’ve come to expect from his team.
A Kyogo Furuhashi double won the ViaPlay Cup for Celtic in a pulsating 2-1 win over Rangers at Hampden Park.
It was appropriate that the two pieces of genuine quality in an instantly forgettable final were sufficient to win the League Cup for Celtic. Rangers had a pulse after Alfredo Morelos reduced a deficit which had sat at 2-0 but Kyogo Furuhashi’s earlier interventions proved key. Ange Postecoglou’s team have successfully defended their trophy and punctured the sense of optimism apparent at Ibrox since Michael Beale’s arrival. The more cohesive football here was played by those in hoops.
Kyogo was the difference for Celtic as they fended off a Rangers fightback to retain the Viaplay Cup in a breathless final at Hampden.