Hamilton and Celtic go head-to-head in the Scottish Premiership this weekend
Celtic will hope to continue their rampant start to the Premiership season when they make the short trip to face Hamilton.
The Bhoys have won all four of their games so far, including the first Old Firm derby of the season in their last game.
Neil Lennon’s men have found the net 17 times in those games, and conceded just three in the process.
Next up to face the reigning champions is Hamilton who have started the season with a mixed bag of results.
Brian Rice’s side are yet to fully click into gear but remain seventh in the table and will hope to climb in the coming weeks.
They face a near-insurmountable challenge when Celtic roll into town, however.
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Hamilton v Celtic will kick off at 12:00pm on Saturday 14th September 2019.
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Celtic couldn’t have started the season in a brighter manner.
While the goals have flowed like tap water in previous games, their 2-0 victory over Rangers caught the most attention.
They cruised to victory without breaking a sweat, a far more comfortable encounter than expected, and they should be able to dish out some real damage to Hamilton on the road.
Prediction: Hamilton 0-3 Celtic
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