Celtic increased the gap over Rangers to four points once again after Kyogo Furuhashi, Greg Taylor and Jota netted at Livingston.
The Hoops' fans favourite netted a stunner from Taylor's nice pass with less than ten minutes on the clock before the full-back - on his 100th appearance - blasted home from range before Jota put the icing on the cake as Ange Postecoglou's men overcame the tough task that the Tony Macaroni Arena offers all visiting teams. Giovanni van Bronckhorst and his troops battered Aberdeen 4-1 at Ibrox on Saturday afternoon to put the pressure on the champions going into their lunchtime showdown but they came up with all the answers in West Lothian.
Now it is the small task of facing Champions League holders Real Madrid in the Bernabeu midweek before domestic action takes centre stage once again next weekend with Dundee United making the trip to Parkhead. The trip to face the La Liga giants will offer the Hoops the chance to grab a first win at Europe's top table this term and what a stage to do it. Here is three things we learned from Celtic's win at the Tony Macaroni Arena.
