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Manager Brendan Rodgers praised his side after their 2-1 home win over Dundee which extended their lead atop the league table.
Leigh Griffiths made it three goals in three games after his sublime free-kick on the stroke of half time gave Celtic the lead.
Nir Bitton started in place for the suspended Scott Brown, and bagged himself a goal twelve minutes into the second half.
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Rodgers spoke of the performance to the media shortly after in his press conference:
I thought it was a very good performance. We dominated the first-half of the game but not clinical enough at times.
It was a very good result. Not perfect but we played incredibly in parts of the game.
He also commented on the performance of Stuart Armstrong, who has impressed in the middle of the park so far this season.
He epitomises really how I work. If they adapt to my system then they can fly. Stu has been a great symbol of that.
Paul Hartley’s Dundee certainly made sure there would be no triumphant win for the Hoops as they proved to be tough opponents on the day.
Striker Marcus Haber got a goal back for the visitors with twenty minutes to play, but Rodgers’ men held on to clinch yet another three points.
The win means that Celtic are now eleven points clear at the top of the table and have two games in hand.
Celtic are on a five match unbeaten run in all competitions and are yet to be beaten domestically this season.
Next up for the Hoops in their packed December schedule is another home game to Partick Thistle on Tuesday night.
