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UEFA Champions League
Second qualifying round second-leg
Seaview, Belfast, Northern Ireland
Wednesday, July 20, 2016
CELTIC...1
(Roberts 38)
CRUSADERS...0
Patrick Robert’s strike from a free kick officially sealed Celtic’s place to the next round of the 2016/17 UEFA Champions League.
The winger lashed home a vicious free kick 38 minutes into the match after a Billy Joe Burns foul just outside the box. This was the second time during the two legs that Burns committed a foul that Celtic would score from.
After a very slow start, Brendan Rodgers’ side had made sure the defense made up for the lack of goals and they had Craig Gordon to thank for keeping them in contention, the Scotland internationalist making a series of superb saves that preserved the cleansheet for the round.
Ivorian superstar Kolo Touré made his European bow for the Bhoys as the manager made several changes to the team that started in the previous leg a week before. This match was Touré’s first competitive match for the hoops. Previously he had been out with a sprained ankle since the third day of training camp.
Longtime Bhoy Mikael Lustig was the veteran in a backfield that included two new signings Touré and Gamboa as well as academy graduate and fan favorite Kieran Tierney. Efe Ambrose would come in 55 minutes in the game to replace kolo. Up front saw Moussa Dembele in front with Stuart Armstrong right behind him while Patrick Roberts and Scott Sinclair were on the wings.
Roared on by a small but vocal home crowd, Crusadera looked to take the initiative from the kick-off, launching a number of long balls towards the reshuffled Hoops rearguard, but they dealt with that early bombardment with relative comfort, Gordon not having a save to make in the opening 25 minutes.
When they did get on the ball, and the Hoops were having plenty of possession in the early stages, they were moving it around confidently, fashioning some promising positions around the home side’s box.
Both sides started the second-half with plenty of enterprise, aware of the importance of the next goal. Winger Patrick Roberts had the first effort of the second half, lashing over from distance before the Crusaders goalkeeper would make a lunging save to preserve the 1-0 deficit for them.
Crusaders were looking lethargic at this stage and Gordon had to react quickly to stop a swerving shot from Michael Gault and then the Hoops had a lucky escape when Jordan Owens’ drive cannoned off the top of the bar.
But Celtic had doggedly stayed clean all match long even when Crusaders had made a few chances for a goal. It was a perfect team based performance as all eleven players did what they were instructed to do.
Next up for the boys are Norwegian giants Rosenborg. The first leg will be at Celtic park for a 7:45 kickoff on July 27th. The game will be streamed live on Celtic TV. A week later Celtic will travel to Norway for a match on August 3rd.
CELTIC (4-2-3-1) Gordon, Gamboa, Touré (Ambrose 55), Lusitg, Tierney,
Brown, Bitton (Rogic 82), Roberts, Armstrong (McGregor 66),
Sinclair, Dembele
CRUSADERS (5-1-2-2) O'Neill, Keane, Coates, Beverland, Burns,
Gault, McClean (Brown 69), Caddell (Clarke 45), Lowry (Carvill 63),
Owens, Cushley