10 Celtic glass half empty and glass half full takeaways as Yang the man but Rangers aren't Rodgers' only worry

Celtic fans don’t know how to feel about their chances of making it three-in-a-row in the Scottish Premiership after the proverbial game of two halves at Fir Park on Sunday.

Many feared the worst before the trip to Lanarkshire with the champions trailing Rangers by five points in the title race following a drab draw at home to Kilmarnock the previous weekend. An an insipid opening 45 minutes which saw them trailing Motherwell at the break only strengthened their feeling that they could be second best this season.

But then by full time the Celtic fans were celebrating another Fir Park late show and a three points that could prove to be massive in the context of what looks like a title race going right to the wire. Could the victory and second half performance be the catalyst to title success or is it just another false dawn in a season that has failed to get going on Brendan Rodgers’ return to the Parkhead hot-seat. It depends what camp you are in and here Record Sport looks at reasons to be cheerful or fearful from the 3-1 win at Motherwell.

Spirit and desire

There have been accusations that there is no togetherness in this Celtic team but there can be no denying about their ability to go right until the end. That is now two games this year where they have snatched victory right at the death with the Fir Park finale coming after the win over the last-gasp win over Hibs last month.

Adam good player

There wasn’t too much excitement among the Hoops legions when Record Sport broke the story exclusively that Adam Idah would be the final signing of the January transfer window. A striker who isn’t first pick at Norwich City isn’t exactly what they had hoped for. But the 23-year-old has now bagged four goals and offers