Celtic looked to their attacking riches for inspiration as they got past Dundee United 4-2 in their latest Premiership victory.
The match wasn't without controversy after the Montenegro international put his side into an early lead. VAR awarded a debatable penalty to the Tangerines for a handball by Alexandro Bernabei and Steven Fletcher obliged to convert, but Haksabanovic made sure it wasn't level at the break with his second of the day.
Former striker Tony Watt struck a shock leveller 88 minutes in after sustained home pressure but it wasn't to be a surprising point. Kyogo Furuhashi and Liel Abada struck to ensure that ahead of Rangers travelling to St Johnstone on Sunday, the Hoops now hold a seven point advantage at the top of the league one week out from the World Cup break. Here are three things we learned from the Celtic performance.
