O'Neill unsure about Celtic squad after narrow win over St Johnstone
Celtic secured a sixth straight Scottish Premiership win, beating St Johnstone 1-0 thanks to Mika Baur's early second-half goal. Manager Neil O'Neill admitted he is still uncertain about his reshuffled side despite the victory.
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📌 Claves de la información
- Celtic achieved six wins out of six in the Scottish Premiership.
- Oliver Sorensen earned his first start for the club.
- Sam Johnstone made his debut as an on-loan Wolves goalkeeper.
- Camilo Duran was omitted from the starting XI despite his strong early-season form.
- The next fixtures include a home Europa League game against Ferencvaros and a double-header versus Rangers.
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¿Cuándo y dónde se jugó el partido entre Celtic y St Johnstone?
El partido se jugó en McDiarmid Park, con Celtic ganando 1-0 gracias a un gol de Mika Baur en el segundo tiempo.
¿Qué próximos partidos tiene Celtic después de la victoria sobre St Johnstone?
Celtic enfrentará a Ferencvaros en casa en la Europa League el próximo jueves, seguido de un doble enfrentamiento contra Rangers en la Premier Sports Cup el domingo y luego un partido de liga una semana después.
Celtic extended their perfect start to the Scottish Premiership with a 1-0 victory over St Johnstone at McDiarmid Park, the goal coming from Mika Baur early in the second half.
O'Neill's squad rotation and uncertainties
Neil O'Neill made several changes, handing a debut to on-loan Wolves goalkeeper Sam Johnstone, giving midfielder Oliver Sorensen his first Celtic start and handing centre-back Dane Murray a rare run-out. He also recalled winger Sebastian Tounekti and striker Kasper Hogh, while leaving out Camilo Duran, who had made a strong impression earlier in the season.
After the match, O'Neill told BBC Sport Scotland: "I'm not sure what to make of it, really," and echoed to Sky Sports that the team is "still well short of it". He praised Duran's effort, saying: "He's just been class. He looked tired in the game on Saturday, but I'm not surprised for the amount of things he does for us, both with the ball, which is terrific, and also the work that he does off it. He's second only to Daizen Maeda in terms of closing players down."
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