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The latest names in the Team of the Week (TOTW) have seen a flood of performers from Motherwell, Kilmarnock, and Hearts, as these clubs showcase their strength and prowess in the league. However, our beloved green and white hoops are well represented by the ever-reliable Kieran Tierney.
Stalwarts of the Defensive Line
Jack Butland from Rangers pulled off a series of decisive saves to secure a draw against Hibernian, demonstrating why he's often the last line of defence for his side. Motherwell's Paul McGinn, traditionally shining at right-back, showed his versatility and grit in central defence in a winning effort against Livingston.
Robbie Deas from Kilmarnock maintained his solid performance, keeping Aberdeen at bay and earning his side a critical win. This type of defensive determination is what every club desires as the season progresses.
Celtic’s Defensive Knight: Kieran Tierney
Our own Kieran Tierney, the Celtic left-back, continues to make headlines for all the right reasons. Clocking in a commendable 83 minutes against Falkirk, Tierney added another assist to his record, proving critical in both defence and attack. His development this season echoes the legendary tales of Celtic heroes past, and his influence grows with each game akin to a modern-day Danny McGrain.
Harry Milne of Hearts and Brad Lyons of Kilmarnock displayed why midfield dominance is vital, with Milne setting up the opener at Tannadice and Lyons striking a goal that spurred his team to victory.
Motherwell's Elijah Just and Tawanda Maswanhise have been revelations, with Just crafting plays with his elegance and Maswanhise as the top scorer leading the Premiership scoring charts. Their performances have been nothing short of exhilarating, akin to the Celtic's invincible season under Brendan Rodgers.
Kabore of Hearts and Tyreece John-Jules of Kilmarnock have showcased their goal-scoring prowess, critical in their teams' recent victories. Hearts’ Alexandros Kyziridis also made his presence felt by converting a crucial penalty.
As we progress through the season, the glimpses of Celtic’s tactical acumen and the zest shown by players like Tierney bode well for our chances in Scotland and in European escapades. Each match brings us closer to another title, strengthening our legacy akin to the triumphs over the local rivals in seasons gone by.
To wrap it up with a cheeky nudge to our rivals: Why did the Rangers fan bring a ladder to the game? Because they thought the title race was still within reach! Keep dreaming, lads!
