Celtic made a triumphant return from the international break, delivering an impressive performance against Hearts at Tynecastle. Despite a goalless first half where the champions struggled to find their footing, a motivating halftime talk from Brendan Rodgers sparked a remarkable turnaround.
With Kyogo Furuhashi scoring the opening goal and Nicolas Kuhn adding a spectacular strike just minutes later, Hearts found themselves unable to keep up with Celtic’s attacking prowess. The introduction of Adam Idah off the bench only added to Celtic’s dominance, highlighting the depth of talent within the squad.
Renowned pundit Chris Sutton highlighted the transformative performance of Reo Hatate, emphasizing his increased influence in the second half. Hatate’s presence in midfield proved crucial in Celtic’s ability to take control of the game and secure a convincing victory.
As Celtic’s key player, Hatate’s contributions were instrumental in their success against Hearts, showcasing his ability to create scoring opportunities and dictate play in the middle of the pitch. Despite not all his efforts resulting in goals, Hatate’s impact on the game was undeniable, earning a commendable rating from WhoScored for his performance.
