US EditionScales scores as Celtic storm back to beat Sturm Graz
Celtic overcame a red card to win their first Europa League match after two draws, with Liam Scales and Benjamin Nygren scoring within minutes of each other.
- This month, Celtic came from behind to beat 10-man Sturm Graz two-one in the Europa League, with Liam Scales and Benjamin Nygren scoring crucial goals.
- With one point from their opening two games, Celtic risked falling behind in the Europa League, while Sturm Graz arrived in good form after defeating Rangers earlier this month.
- Celtic suffered early injuries when striker Kelechi Iheanacho and full-back Alistair Johnston both pulled hamstrings, while Arne Engels had a header cleared off the line and Reo Hatate fired just over after the interval.
- This win might kick-start Celtic's campaign, although injuries loom ahead of Sunday’s visit to league leaders Hearts, limiting forward options.
- A long-range strike from Tomi Horvat had earlier put Graz ahead as Celtic created more chances than of late, but a lack of conviction nearly cost them.
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A bitter Europa-League evening for Sturm Graz. Against Celtic Glasgow they led through a Horvat-dream gate for an hour, but then collected two counter-gates in just three minutes. In the end the Scots triumphed 2:1. In the storm, regular torman Oliver Christensen was injured, for the Dane the 21-year-old Matteo Bignetti jumped in. In the offensive Maurice Malone acted as a solo lead in a 4-2-3-1 system, behind which Filip Rozga and the Otar Kite…
Rodgers Hails 'Power' Of Celtic Support In Europa Comeback
Brendan Rodgers hailed the Celtic supporters after his side’s 2-1 Europa League victory over Sturm Graz, describing the Parkhead atmosphere as a major factor in helping the team turn the game around. Celtic fell behind to a stunning early goal but fought back through strikes from Liam Scales and Benjamin Nygren to claim their first […] The post Rodgers Hails ‘Power’ of Celtic Support in Europa Comeback first appeared on Celts Are Here.
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