Not only has Celtic regained their position atop the table, but their 3-0 success over Livingston on Sunday has also set up the ideal circumstance for the forthcoming Glasgow Derby.
With Reo Hatate and Cameron Carter-Vickers back for a full ninety minutes in this victory, the team performed better on a field where Celtic has never had much luck.
Surprisingly, Chris Sutton, a panelist for Sky Sports, said that talking about CCV was nearly monotonous. The Englishman’s declaration of Carter-Vickers’ importance to the team is so clear-cut that it almost seems unnecessary.
“The requests to play Carter Vickers and Hatate today are interesting. Kris has brought up the pitch; however, Brendan must take a chance since he cannot afford to make a mistake against Livingston today. Sutton stated to Sky Sports.
It isn’t the best situation. Carter-Vickers is so well-known and so prominent at Celtic that discussing him becomes tedious. You can feel that Celtic are stronger, more resilient, and far better off with him in the back line when he is there. That’s encouraging, then. We appreciate Chris’s point, but there was a line of thinking that suggested CCV would lose out today due to the artificial surface. One thing we can never do is take any of our best players for granted. Simply said, Celtic lack such luxury.
Celtic’s £6 million investment to get him from Tottenham Hotspur was a brilliant commercial move. The fact that he has been off the field more often this season is regrettable. But if we can keep him healthy for the rest of the year, he might have a significant impact on whether Celtic maintain their championship.
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