Celtic returned to the top of the Scottish Premiership after a dominant win over Motherwell, with manager Martin O'Neill avoiding a fourth consecutive defeat.
The victory over Motherwell saw Celtic move back to first place in the league table, ending a run of losses that had seen the club slip down the standings.
Celtic's performance was described as dominant, with the team controlling the game and securing the win.
Celtic, one of Scotland's most successful clubs, now sit atop the Premiership, while Motherwell remain in the lower half of the table.
O'Neill's side will look to build on the win as they continue their campaign in the Scottish Premiership.
<small>Source: Sky Sports — read the original story there.</small>
