They Are Almost Through The Blizzard

They are almost through the blizzard.
With just one game of an arduous autumn schedule to go, have clear daylight in the title race.
Given they turned a four-point deficit into a four-point triumph last season, Ange Postecoglou will need to remind no one of the perils in assuming anything about the seven-point advantage his side presently hold.
There is no disputing, however, that it's a sizeable lead even at this early juncture.
Celtic's Kyogo Furuhashi (right) celebrates with Matt O'Riley after opening the scoring
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The Australian's side were some way short of their best at Fir Park last night but still their perfect sequence in domestic games throughout this recent hectic run continued.

With reinforcements due to arrive at the turn of the year, it would take a brave man betting against Celtic's lead diminishing by any appreciable amount between now and May.
They seemed well on course for another routine win here when Kyogo Furuhashi edged them in front after 15 minutes here but a combination of profligacy and Motherwell's commendable backbone ensured that didn't quite materialise.
It took until six minutes from time for a game which was high on endeavour and comment retirer son argent sur 1win low on quality to be seemingly settled with Daizen Maeda climbing off the bench to convert on the counter attack.
Celtic went ahead with Furuhashi's close range finish in the 15th minute on Wednesday night
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