Celtic’s 3-0 victory over Hibernian at Parkhead not only widened their lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership but also extended their remarkable unbeaten streak to 30 matches.
This run includes an incredible 28 wins and just two draws since their last defeat to Hearts at Tynecastle back in March. (BBC)
Brendan Rodgers’ side demonstrated their resilience once again against Hibs. Despite not being at their fluid best, the Hoops still managed to score three goals through Arne Engels, an own goal by Joe Newell, and Kyogo Furuhashi’s sublime finish.
In truth, they could have added more to the scoreline.
Celtic’s ability to grind out results, even on days when their performance is less than perfect, shows why they remain the team to beat in Scotland. This consistency has been the hallmark of Rodgers’ squad.
With a nine-point gap over second-placed Aberdeen and 14 points separating them from Rangers, Celtic are in a commanding position to retain the title.
Their impressive streak shows no sign of slowing, and as they enter the festive period, maintaining this unbeaten run will be crucial to cementing their domestic dominance.
Next up for the Hoops is a trip to Zagreb for matchday 6 of the Champions League before the League Cup final next weekend.
