Angeball was most definitely in play at Ibrox today as Celtic’s B team won 3-1 in a Lowland League derby.
The trademark speed of passing and deliveries from wide positions were put to good use as the young Celts came back from going one goal behind.
Home goalkeeper Lewis Budinauckas was sent off after 41 minutes with Ben Quinn equalising for the visitors just before the half-time break.
Quinn showed a strikers instinct to put Celtic in front in the 54th minute with Adam Brooks getting a bit of good fortune four minutes later when his near post effort spun high into the air and into the net off the crossbar.
With the match decided Bailey Rice and Adam Devine were sent off as Celtic made it a Lowland League double after a 5-2 home win in December. The two clubs could meet again with the Glasgow Cup semi-finals still to be decided.
CELTIC: Clarke, McPherson, Anderson, Lawal, Robertson (Murray 60), Kelly (Murphy 30), Davidson, Carse, Brooks (Dobbie 80), Letsosa, Quinn (Cummings 60).
Subs: Morrison, Corr
Honestly that new club at liebrox should be kicked out of Scottish football altogether because it was the same with oldco the trouble it caused and newco sevco are the same they cant except the truth our play by the rules and get on with it ive just heard the B.Team caused trouble at liebrox when 3 of there players were sent off when is that big corrupt scumbag ian maxwell gonnae sort out Scottish football our get tae fuck out of our game and take petrie.mcrae.doncaster and the rest of they masonic fuckpigs with them and dont look back none of yous corrupt bastards…