Premiership 1st Phase - Motherwell vs Celtic on 2024-10-27 15:00:00

Scotland - Premiership 1st Phase

Motherwell

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Celtic

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27'

Luke McCowan

50'

Paulo Bernardo

56'

Alistair Johnston

Stephen O'Donnell

59'

Tawanda MaswanhiseAndrew Halliday

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Tony WattApostolos Stamatelopoulos

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Tony WattApostolos Stamatelopoulos

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Tawanda MaswanhiseDavor Zdravkovski

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Tony WattAndrew Halliday

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68'

Nicolas-Gerrit KuehnJames Forrest

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Cameron Carter-VickersAlex Valle

Dan CaseyMarvellous Kaleta Marvin

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76'

Arne EngelsLuke McCowan

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Adam IdahKyogo Furuhashi

Moses EbiyeTom Sparrow

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Luis PalmaDaizen Maeda

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Adam Idah

Liam Gordon

90'

Alistair Johnston

Liam Gordon

90'

	Standings	P	W	D	L	GD	PTS
1	Celtic	30	24	3	3	69	75
7	Motherwell	30	11	5	14	-14	38

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Form (most recent at right)

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Head To Head (Previous 5 Matches)

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Draw 100%
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Top Scorers

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Daizen Maeda
0 15
Sam Dalby
2 13
Simon Murray
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Match Info

Date/Time2024-10-27 15:00

RefereeIain Snedden

StadiumFir Park

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