James Forrest stepped up in a big way against Dundee to show that his star performance at Hampden against Aberdeen last week was no flash in the pan. The experienced winger is ready to play his part in the run-in and Celtic's No.49 couldn't have timed it any better. Whilst Forrest is flying, fellow Academy graduate Callum McGregor has found himself out of sorts following his own return from injury but there's no doubting just how important both players may be in the coming weeks. Elsewhere we take a look at some of Celtic' loan Bhoys and the recent change of structure which may see more of the ..read more

? James Forrest started his first game since November at Dens Park and fully repaid the manager's faith with a two goal performance that seen seen Celtic take all three points. The result keeps the Hoops three points clear at the top of the table with just four league games now remaining. It was nervy at times and far from the best perfomance of the season but at this stage in the campaign the result is all that matters. ?️ Tino, Brydo & James bring you The Final Whistle Show after Celtic's win over Dundee in Matchday 34 of this season's Scottish Premiership ..read more

? This weekend sees Celtic take on Dundee in the first of the post-split fixtures as they look to maintain the three point gap at the top of the Scottish Premiership table. The Bhoys will be in good spirits having made it to the Scottish Cup Final following last week's epic clash with Aberdeen, though they'll be looking for a more straightforward afternoon against Tony Docherty's side this time around. ?️Join Tino, & Paddy for all the build up ahead of Sunday's vital game. --------------------------------------------------------------- All Celtic Exchange are now episodes available on YouT ..read more

Celtic have made a habit of 3-3 draws in recent weeks though on this occasion a penalty shootout would follow with man of the moment Joe Hart proving to be the Hoops hero on the day. It's been some weekend for the nan who turned 37 on Friday and he now knows his long and illustrious career will end with the showpiece finale at Hampden park on Saturday 25th of May. Another experienced campaigner in the shape of James Forrest also proved his worth against Aberdeen with a vital contribution from the bench, prompting many to suggest that he should play a far more prominent role in the remaining we ..read more

Celtic have made a habit of 3-3 draws in recent weeks though on this occasion a penalty shootout would follow with man of the moment Joe Hart proving to be the Hoops hero on the day. It's been some weekend for the nan who turned 37 on Friday and he now knows his long and illustrious career will end with the showpiece finale at Hampden park on Saturday 25th of May. Another experienced campaigner in the shape of James Forrest also proved his worth against Aberdeen with a vital contribution from the bench, prompting many to suggest that he should play a far more prominent role in the remaining we ..read more

? Celtic will be lining up in the Scottish Cup Final for the 61st time next month after a quite incredible Semi-Final win against Aberdeen at Hampden Park. After a rollercoaster 120 minutes of action it was all settled by penalty kicks with Hoops No.1 Joe Hart playing a huge part in proceedings and the Bhoys can now look forward to returning to Hampden on the 25th of May. It wasn't for the faint hearted but semi-finals are all about making it through and that's exactly what Brendan Rodgers' side have done following a rollercoaster battle with the Dons. ?️ Join Tino & Paddy for The Final Wh ..read more

? Celtic head to Hampden on Saturday where they take on Aberdeen with a place in this season's Scottish Cup Final at stake. It's been an up and down season for the Dons who find themselves in the bottom six after the split but the prospect of silverware could be a welcome distraction. Brendan Rodgers however has NEVER lost a Scottish Cup tie in two spells as Celtic Manager and won't be looking to change that any time soon. ?️Join Tino, Paddy & James for all the build up ahead of Celtic's trip to the national stadium. --------------------------------------------------------------- All Ce ..read more

A week can be a long time in football. Rangers had the chance to leapfrog Celtic into top spot with a win in last week's derby at Ibrox, but failure to do so (do "moral victorys" count?) has cost them badly. Further failure in Dingwall by Phillipe Clement's men has now left the Hoops with a four point lead in the title race as a Reo Hatate inspired performance ensured it was the green side of Glasgow who were celebrating after another weekend of high drama in the title race. In addition to the impact of the returning Hatate, team-mates Cameron Carter-Vickers, Alistair Johnstone, Kyogo and othe ..read more

It was vital that Celtic followed up last week's perfomance at Ibrox with a win over St Mirren today and that's exactly what they done with a convincing display against the Paisley side. Conditions played their part in the first half but the Hoops came out the traps after the break to fire home three goals without reply as they extended their lead at the top of the table. Brendan Rodgers was in buoyant mood after the game, stressing that this is the phase of the season that Celtic come alive. There's no better time for the Bhoys to do so! Join Tino & Paddy as they bring you The Final Whist ..read more

? Celtic take on St Mirren in the final game before the split and with it comes the chance to open up a 4 point lead at the Scottish Premiership table. Second placed Rangers don't play until Celtic and Brendan Rodgers' side don't need any more incentive than the chance to heap pressure on their Glasgow rivals once again this weekend. ?️ Join Tino, & Brydo for the Countdown To Kick Off Show ahead of Celtic's v St Mirren in Matchday 33 of this season's Scottish Premiership clash with Rangers on Sunday --------------------------------------------------------------- All Celtic Exchange are now ..read more