Celtic storm to superb UEFA Youth League win as 18-year-old’s on fire form continues

Celtic storm to superb UEFA Youth League win as 18-year-old’s on fire form continues.

Celtic B’s 4-0 rout of Slovan Bratislava in the UEFA Youth League league phase today set a good precedent for the senior team.

The Bhoys got off to a quick start and took the lead in the ninth minute when Daniel Cummings converted a low cross from Francis Turley thanks to some cunning approach play.

A little over fifteen minutes later, Celtic took advantage of their dominance to double their lead thanks to a fine finish from the prolific 18-year-old Cummings, who beat David Balog in the visiting goal.

He has recently been in incredible scoring form at home, making seven games in the Lowland League and scoring ten goals. Now, he has carried that success over to Europe.

Making progress is why it’s so important to hit the mark in every competition.The young Hoops had a fantastic afternoon of work, and Stephen McManus will be happy.

With away games against Borussia Dortmund sandwiched between the remainder of their calendar and matches against the senior squad, Celtic have a demanding schedule ahead of them.

Celtic set themselves up nicely for league phase fixtures

Making progress is why it’s so important to hit the mark in every competition.The young Hoops had a fantastic afternoon of work, and Stephen McManus will be happy.

With away games against Borussia Dortmund sandwiched between the remainder of their calendar and matches against the senior squad, Celtic have a demanding schedule ahead of them.

Although victory counts, it is also satisfying to provide children the chance to thrive on the continent at this developmental stage.

They won’t be very concerned about the variations of that as of yet, even though they are now at the top of the pile. At the end of the day, the UEFA Youth League league phase table will have seen its fair share of movement.

This weekend, Celtic B will host Berwick Rangers in an attempt to continue their winning start in the Scottish fifth division.

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