Kyogo Furuhashi looked far more like himself at Celtic Park against St Johnstone as he inspired the Bhoys to another vital three points in the title race.
His first half header opened the scoring before an assist for Khun at the start of the second half put Brendan Rodgers' side in control.
The woodwork and a couple of offside calls prevented him from adding to his tally but he'll be pleased with his afternoon's work.
We now head into the international break top of the pile (though having played a game extra) and can now re-set ahead of the run in - hopefully with the return of key players such as Reo Hatate and Callum McGregor.
Tino & James bring you the Final Whistle Show as Celtic go back to the top of the table with victory over St Johnstone in Matchday 30 of this season's Scottish Premiership
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Along with a dozen other volunteers Matt and his brother Robert will be travelling to Malawi with Celtic FC Foundation to support the incredible work carried out there by Classrooms For Malawi (CFM) organisation.

It’s one which has been a few years in the making and Matt in his capacity as author, historian and all round knowledge in Celtic is offering something a little different in his efforts to raise funds for this most worthwhile of causes.

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Final Whistle: Kyogo Back On Track As He Lifts Celtic To The Top Of The table

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