Upon waking up on Thursday morning, Celtic fans are sure to have an extra bounce in their step. After a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Young Boys in the Champions League, the team has earned a play-off ticket and ignited hopes of securing an automatic spot.
Though the latter seems like a tall order, with a win over Aston Villa next week, Celtic could still be in with a chance. The air of positivity surrounding the team in Europe is undeniable.

The match against Young Boys was a rollercoaster of emotions, with disallowed goals and missed penalties keeping fans on the edge of their seats until the final ten minutes. However, a brilliant pass from Reo Hatate found Adam Idah, whose shot deflected off Loris Benito, securing the crucial goal.

Post-match celebrations were filled with joy, with standout performances from substitute Idah. Despite his claims to the goal, even the likes of Chris Sutton were skeptical of the striker’s declaration.

As Celtic prepare for their trip to face Aston Villa, they can do so with a sense of calm and freedom from pressure. The team’s qualification is celebrated as a remarkable achievement in the face of immense expectations at the start of the season. Here’s hoping the positive momentum continues for the Bhoys.