Brendan Rodgers’ Celtic team have started their domestic season in spectacular fashion, setting the Scottish Premiership alight with their impressive performances. The Hoops have been a force to be reckoned with, only conceding one goal in the league so far, which came in their match against Ross County. On the attacking front, they have been prolific, finding the back of the net 22 times in just seven matches.
The key players in their squad, such as Callum McGregor, Nicolas Kuhn, and Daizen Maeda, have been in scintillating form, turning in performances that have left their opponents struggling to contain them. The club’s perfect start has been a sight to behold, with Rodgers’ side showcasing their dominance and quality on the field.
Despite their impressive form, Celtic will face a tough challenge this weekend as they come up against an Aberdeen side led by Jimmy Thelin, who have also embarked on an unbeaten run in their first seven matches. Aberdeen may not have matched Celtic’s goal-scoring exploits, but their resilience and determination have seen them secure seven wins, making them a formidable opponent for the Hoops.
Looking ahead to the clash, Falkirk captain Stephen McGinn, a passionate Celtic supporter, has issued a warning to the team based on their previous performance against Hearts after the international break. McGinn believes that the long travels and commitments of players on international duty could impact Celtic’s performance against Aberdeen, and has stressed the importance of not underestimating their opponents.
As they gear up for the match, Rodgers will undoubtedly be emphasizing the need for his squad to maintain their high standards and find that extra gear to secure another victory. Despite McGinn predicting a 3-1 win for Celtic, acknowledging the challenges ahead, it is clear that the match against Aberdeen is set to be a thrilling, competitive encounter that fans will not want to miss.
