Celtic put on a dominant display in their league victory against Motherwell at Fir Park yesterday, sweeping aside the opposition with ease. The Hoops were in control throughout the match, with the home side failing to trouble the Scottish Premiership leaders in the second half.

The game got off to a perfect start for Celtic when Daizen Maeda opened the scoring within the first 50 seconds of the clash. However, Motherwell’s new signing, Luke Armstrong, quickly responded to level the score. Adam Idah then continued his recent hot streak by scoring Celtic’s second goal, showcasing his impressive form. Jota, who recently made a comeback following his move from Rennes with Kyogo going the other way, sealed the victory for Celtic with a third goal towards the end of the match.

Despite the comfortable win, Celtic could have further extended their lead if not for a controversial offside ruling that disallowed another goal by Adam Idah. The decision sparked debate among commentators and fans, with many questioning the accuracy and reliability of VAR technology in the game.
Overall, it was a solid performance by Celtic, and they will be pleased with the three points earned against Motherwell. The victory cements their position at the top of the Scottish Premiership table and continues their strong start to the season under Brendan Rodgers’ management.