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Killie Fall To 11th in the SPL!

Celtic (0) 1 Kilmarnock (0) 0

SPL Match 23, Celtic Park, Jan 19th, 2008, KO: 15:00
Attendance:  56,618   Tic Goals: Corrigan OG 64 mins
No Player Started Substitution Cards Goals
1 Alan Combe

     
3 Garry Hay      
5 Fraser Wright      
2 Jamie Fowler      
30 Martyn Corrigan      
23 Jamie Hamill  

 
24 Craig Bryson

( 80 mins for Gibson)

   
6 Simon Ford      
34 Mehdi Tauil

     
11 Danny Invincibile

( 88 mins for Fernandez)

   
18 Paul Di Giacomo  

 
  Subs        
13 Chad Harpur        
12 Allan Johnston        
14 Alan Morgan        
17 Willie Gibson

( 80 mins for Bryson)

 
20 David Fernandez

( 88 mins for Invincibile)

   
21 Ryan O'Leary        
27 Tim Clancy        
  Legend        

Complete Game

Yellow / Red Card

Goal
Substitute On

Substitute Off

Penalty

Kilmarnock's suspended top scorer, Colin Nish, was replaced with Mehdi Taouil, who went on to produce a classy display in midfield.

Defender Frazer Wright returned from suspension to take over from Tim Clancy, while Craig Bryson came in for Gary Locke.

Both sides threatened in the early stages, although Combe was the first goalkeeper to be called into action, diving to turn a Scott McDonald drive round the post.

But Celtic suffered a double injury blow, with Chris Killen and Riordan coming on as replacements after 17 minutes.

Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink was withdrawn with blood streaming from a headwound after a clash of heads, while Andreas Hinkel came off with what looked like a hamstring problem.

Alan Combe came to Killie's rescue again, blocking a volley at point-blank range after his defence allowed a cross to reach McDonald.

A fine Shunsuke Nakamura cross found Brown breaking into the box, but the midfielder's glancing header flew a couple of yards wide.

Garry Hay did well to block at the front post after a low Killen cross found McDonald.

Celtic were now in total control and Combe did superbly to tip the ball over the top following a deft chip by Riordan.

When Combe failed to hold the subsequent corner, the ball was cleared off the Killie line after a goalmouth melee.

Combe followed that with a superb, one-handed save after Riordan had broken forward before firing a powerful drive from just outside the penalty box.

McDonald was first to threaten after the break but headed straight at Combe from a Nakamura corner.

The Australian striker was booked for complaining when he was denied a penalty after being sandwiched between two Killie defenders.

Kilmarnock looked to have weathered the storm until Brown's 20-yard drive was turned into his own net by Martyn Corrigan, (right) past a luckless Alan Combe,

Killen sent a 20-yard drive just over as Celtic looked to consolidate.

Lee Naylor's last-ditch tackle prevented Paul Di Giacomo having a late opportunity in front of goal to equalise, but Celtic held on.

Sandy's Match Pic's are HERE


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