Mark Wilson is confused by inconvenience that Celtic can’t seem to shake under Brendan Rodgers

After defeating Livingston 4-2 at Parkhead yesterday, Celtic is now in the Scottish Cup semi-final.

The men led by Brendan Rodgers had to undergo a story of two tales to get to the last four. Even if their defense was questionable, they showed to be a thrilling attacking force.

Thanks to his hat trick, Daizen Maeda took home the majority of the praise; Nicolas Kuhn also received special recognition for his motivating performance on the right flank.

However, Rodgers wasn’t the most impressed with Stephen Welsh and Liam Scales, even going so far as to express his displeasure with their performances during his news conference following the game.

“The two center-halves needed to be higher up the pitch and just more aggressive to sustain the attacks,” the Irishman said. It was far too simple. The performance’s drawback was how much room we gave up.

Even though Celtic had several periods of dominance in the game, throughout much of it there was an uneasy weakness that surfaced, showing itself twice when Daniel MacKay and Tete Yengi broke through the Hoops’ stumbling defense.

In any case, the current Scottish Cup winners are now in the pot for tonight’s semi-final draw. The opposition for Greenock Morton vs. Hearts will be revealed after it is decided. The match takes place at Hampden and is shown live on BBC Scotland.

Mark Wilson finds it difficult to understand Celtic’s erratic behavior.

For whatever reason, Celtic has had trouble maintaining a steady rhythm in their performances this season, leaving us all to wonder where a turning point will appear as the season nears its conclusion.

Using the results of the last several weeks as an example, former Hoops defender Mark Wilson expresses his confusion over his old team’s erratic play and his bewilderment.

Wilson clarified [Clyde 1 Superscoreboard]: “Celtic’s current issue is that you never know what to expect from them week to week.

“It was amazing to watch them play against Dundee. When you watch them play Hearts, they lose even though they were competitive. They prevail today, but they struggled at times.

Some may contend that Rodgers’ team has suffered from injuries, as they currently lack important players like Cameron Carter-Vickers, Callum McGregor, Reo Hatate, and Luis Palma.

We must live with what we have until they reappear since our larger problems haven’t gone away even though some of these names have been available.

Before the international break, St Johnstone travels to Parkhead on Saturday. Hopefully, we can unseat Craig Levein’s team and take the lead in the standings for a day or two.

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