Another Monday, another belated match report. Blame the drink, blame the post-Spartak match euphoria but don\u2019t blame it on the boogie.<\/p>\n
Celtic won 3-1 at Kilmarnock with a result that flattered the hosts and arguably witnessed Celtic\u2019s most controlled domestic displaying of pass and move attacking football this season.<\/p>\n
Lenny tweaked the system a bit going three at the back \u2013 a ploy I think we\u2019ll see far more of in the SPL \u2013 as Chuck tucked in to play beside Wilson and Melrose, as one of our twitter followers Da\u2019s calls big Efe. Oh the shame of it!<\/p>\n
From the first whistle Celtic were impressive. Wanyama, Brown and Ledley completely controlled the midfield leaving Matthews in particular ample space to cause havoc in the right wing back area.<\/p>\n
It was the young Welsh international who was at the centre of the opening goal when his great run and pass allowed Broony an opportunity to put his left foot shot past Killie keeper Bell, whose wrist wasn\u2019t strong enough to prevent the ball crossing the line \u2013 oh aye!<\/p>\n
Despite Celtic\u2019s control the home side had a great chance to equalise early in the second half but a brilliant block by Mulgrew denied Heffernan what appeared a certain goal. This merely pushed Celtic on a gear as they upped the tempo of the game and soon got their just rewards. Another fine passing move set Brown free in the area and from a tight angle he played a lovely ball across the face of the goal for Ledley to bundle over the line<\/p>\n