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Kilmarnock vs Celtic: Scottish Premiership radio commentary, live text & match report
Celtic overturned a 2-0 halftime deficit with goals from Tounekti, Nygren, and a stoppage-time winner by Araujo to secure a 3-2 victory in a key Premiership title race match.
- On Sunday at Rugby Park, Celtic completed a dramatic comeback, overturning a two-goal deficit with Sebastian Tounekti and Benjamin Nygren before Julian Araujo's 97th-minute winner secured a 3-2 victory.
- Neil McCann criticized the seven minutes of added time, saying they 'make it up these days' as Celtic's second-half changes led to a late 97th-minute winner, sparking protests.
- Julian Araujo told Sky Sports `I am grateful to get minutes and continue to have the opportunity to play. Obviously it was a long journey, and a long start to my season` after the match, as background noise from the home dressing room was briefly picked up.
- With Stuttgart on Thursday in the Europa League, Celtic face a tough schedule that will test squad rotation and priorities, according to manager Martin O'Neill.
- This marked a third stoppage-time rescue for Celtic in a week, reflecting a recurring reliance on late drama to secure results while Martin O'Neill warns they must improve performances consistently.
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Araujo was the hero in his seventh game with the Scottish club, which he reached in early 2026.
Cd. of Mexico.- Julián Araujo put on the hero suit and gave the victory to Celtic 3-2 against Kilmarnock, in the Premier League of Scotland. The Mexican side closed to second post and lit the ball with left leg to send it to the angle, in compensation time, and unleashed the happiness of his hobby that was met at The BBSP Stadium, Rugby Park. After the goal, Araujo ran to the area where his hobby was located and jumped the small barda to give hi…
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