Reo Hatate scores twice to fire Celtic into first place
"It was a big game, we knew the consequences. There was big pressure on us and they handled it," Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou said.
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Celtic reap rewards of Japanese market on and off the pitch
Hatate and Maeda have already made an impact, scoring in wins against Hearts and Hibernian as Celtic closed to within just two points of Rangers.
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