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Champions League

Durán’s double fuels Celtic’s surge in Champions League playoff

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Durán’s double fuels Celtic’s surge in Champions League playoff

Camilo Durán’s stunning double gave Celtic a commanding lead against Lask in the Champions League playoff first leg in Glasgow, a decisive moment that set Martin O’Neill’s side on course for a dominant performance. The brace opened the scoring early in the 26th minute and put the visitors under pressure.

Durán’s double sparks dominance

The summer signing Camilo Durán struck twice, turning the tie in Celtic’s favour and establishing a clear advantage over the Austrian side Lask. Durán’s brace came early in the first half, giving the hosts momentum.

Benjamin Nygren added a superb finish, opening the scoring in the 26th minute after readjusting his body to volley a 20‑yard strike from a weak clearance following Kieran Tierney’s cross.

Nygren’s finishing clinches victory

Lask saw two of their goals ruled out for offside, yet they continued to generate chances throughout the open encounter.

Celtic remained clinical, converting their opportunities and extending their strong start to the season with a 3‑0 first‑leg advantage.

Nygren has contributed four goals and four assists in as many games this season, underscoring his central role in Celtic’s attacking output.

The victory puts Martin O’Neill’s side on a solid path toward the Champions League, reinforcing their momentum as they look to secure progression in the tie.

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