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HIGHLIGHTS

Nygren hands Celtic all three points in title defence opener

Martin O'Neill backs Kasper Hogh to deliver goals despite missed chances, while addressing Alistair Johnston's future, Celtic's transfer plans and their Champions League ambitions.

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Kris Boyd and James McFadden say Celtic can only sell Alistair Johnston and Arne Engels at the right price and if they have replacements ready to come in

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Benjamin scores Celtic's first goal of the season with a header from a great cross from Kieran Tierney to give the home side the lead against Dundee.

'Perfect ball' | Nygren nods Celtic in front from Tierney's superb delivery

Chris Sutton has urged Celtic to heed the lessons of past European campaigns and add to their squad ahead of the Champions League play-off with LASK.

'Learn lessons from the past' | Sutton reiterates the importance of the CL for Celtic