Celtic 5 – 1 Kilmrnock

The blisters in the first half saw Celtic back to relax to win 5-1 over Kilmanock to remain on the brink of the next Scottish Prime Minister title.

Brendan Rodgers after the defeat of St. Johnstone did not conceal his anger, who had them wrapped in front of his domestic fans, but Reo Hatate let Parkhead jump with his stunning opener.

Daizen Maeda tapped home two more minutes after this 25-yard strike, with Cameron Carter-vickers released a strong shot from a distance to lay them three.

Hatate did it 4-0 after 24 minutes before the Cross of Danny Armstrong got into the net to pull the goal for visitors. Maeda then excluded further exclusion before the break.

Anthony Ralston came out of the bench to become five at the time of the quiet second half at the time of stopping.

Celtic will win the Premiership title on Sunday, if Rangers lose in Aberdeen, live on Sky SportsWhile Kilmarnock faces a battle of descent in the bottom six.

Title in touch distance

If the Rangers lose, they will only have 15 points for which they will play, which means that Celtic will be crowned champions for the fourth consecutive season and 13 times in 14 years, although there is no doubt that the Parkhead side will eventually get there.

Rodgers promised changes next summer as a result of the McDarmid Park performance and made immediate changes on his side with the veteran wing James Forrest, defenders Liam Scales and Greg Taylor and attacker Adam Idah back to the side.

Celtic flew out and the scared visitors soon found themselves at the target.

The Japanese midfielder Hatate played with Taylor’s reflective pass up to 25 yards turned the unstoppable shot around the goalkeeper Killie Kieran O’Hara.

Kilmarnock still coped with the early failure when the midfielder Hoops Arne Engels played on the overlapping right back Alistair Johnston, whose cross came around Lewis Mayo defender on the line and fell on Maed and he simply tapped the empty network for his 31.

Johnston built a hat for his second with the next right from the right four minutes later, the player Hoops touched the ball into the corner of 12 yards with Kilmarnock’s defense everywhere.

Visitors to shocked with a shell reduced the deficit as Armstrong turned to his left leg on the right side and flew the ball high above the hoop goalkeeper Viljami Sinisal, although it could have been a cross rather than a shot.

The Celtic came back, and when O’Hara blocked the Hatat shot, Maeda was at hand to slam the ball into the net of eight yards, but this time Va did offside.

The game was calm before Engels cut the bar in the 77th minute and then deeply within three minutes of the time added, Ralston, he for Johnston, scored with a neat Celtic drive now on the verge of further title success.

Rodgers ready to “fight until the end” for Taylor

Match player Greg Taylor is off the contract at the end of the season but Brendan Rodgers He hopes to consider his future again.

Rogers said Sky Sports“I thought it was great for us, because when you play against a human labeling system, you have to be able to turn and be flexible and not mechanically. Otherwise, the position does not open.

“I will always fight until the very end for players and a person like Greg. Of course he earned the right to make the decision he wants, but I think in the show today you can see how important someone is in this role.

“So, yes, we’ll always try to persuade, but we’ll see what happens to the end of the season.”

As for the performance of Celtic, Rodgers added: “We needed a reaction and that is what I said about I was a Celtic player and the team is about the winning ambition and winning attitude.

“When you mix it with talent and especially in the first half, it was so good. Objectives, connection, combination, removal.”

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