The nostalgic Celtic starting XI who last won at Livingston 15 years ago

It's been a fair old while since Celtic last won at Livingston.

Back then the Tony Macaroni Arena was just Almondvale and the pitch was grass rather than plastic.

Yes, Celtic haven't at their bogey venue since February 2007 but it hasn't been 15 years of mistakes.

But for the league leaders not to win at the same venue on five consecutive occasions, scoring only four goals in the process is why there is cause for alarm.

And Ange Postecoglou knows a win in West Lothian on Sunday will further charge their Premiership title credentials with only eight games to follow.

Record Sport takes a trip down memory lane at the Celtic side who won 4-1 in the Scottish Cup a decade-and-a-half ago.

Artur Boruc

The charismatic keeper was in his second season in Glasgow and this was arguably his best campaign during his action-packed four years. He's remarkably still playing at hometown team Legia Warsaw.

Paul Telfer

The veteran right-back was viewed as Gordon Strachan's pet, however, Telfer was incredibly fit into his mid-30s and offered balance on the right side with Nakamura ahead of him.

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Stephen McManus

The skipper was a beacon of what was good under Strachan, a homemade star who got his big chance in the