Brendan Rodgers, the manager of Celtic, expressed his dissatisfaction with his team’s first-half performance during their match against Ross County on Sunday. Despite being behind at the interval due to a penalty from Ronan Hale, Celtic managed to turn things around in Dingwall.
Alistair Johnston scored the equalizer in the 76th minute, followed by a stunning winning goal from Nicolas Kuhn 11 minutes later, securing a 2-1 victory for the team. This win allowed Celtic to maintain their position at the top of the Scottish Premiership table alongside Aberdeen with a perfect record.
While Rodgers praised his players for their fighting spirit in the post-match press conference, he criticized their slow and passive approach in the first half against a physical County side. He emphasized the importance of Celtic’s tradition of hard work and determination, especially in challenging games like the one they faced.
The manager shared the strong message he delivered to the team at half-time to spark a reaction and improve their performance. Rodgers highlighted the resilience and grit shown by his players in securing the win, emphasizing the importance of learning from every game and continuing to improve.
Despite acknowledging the challenges of tough away fixtures in the Premiership, Rodgers remains confident in his team’s ability to keep winning and maintain their dominance in the league. Celtic passed another test of their championship credentials on Sunday, showcasing their determination and character in securing a crucial victory.
