NEIL Lennon's side made it four league wins out of four with a 2-0 victory over Rangers at Ibrox in the first Glasgow Derby of the season. Odsonne Edouard and Jonny Hayes scored the goals for a dominant Celtic side.

Here are five quick-fire talking points from a superb derby win for the Treble Treble champions...

ODSONNE TO SCORE
Celtic’s French striker was the coolest man in Ibrox when he was put through on goal after 31 minutes following great play from Mikey Johnston. Edouard surged into the area before slotting the ball underneath Allan McGregor to give Neil Lennon’s side a well-deserved 1-0 lead. It was the Frenchman’s sixth goal of the season, and once again he was exceptional as he led the line for the Treble Treble winners.

CAPTAIN FANTASTIC
As Jonny Hayes told Celtic TV after the game, Scott Brown showed that he remains the best midfielder in Scotland by a country mile. The Hoops skipper was immense in the heart of the Celtic team, leading by example in being up for the battle and displaying his competitive character along with his composure on the ball in the middle of the park. A veteran of this fixture, Brown enjoyed the win as much as any other he has experienced as a Celt.

WHEN IRISH EYES ARE SMILING
Neil Lennon was proud of his players for their exceptional derby performance as they maintained their 100 per cent start to the Premiership season with the 2-0 win at Ibrox. And he would have been delighted for his fellow countryman, Jonny Hayes, who slotted home Celtic’s second of the afternoon in added time. Hayes was brought on as a late substitute for the impressive Mikey Johnston and he proceeded to score his first goal at Ibrox to set the seal on a superb Celtic win.

DERBY DAZE
There were several players making their first appearance in the Glasgow derby, and to a man, they were exceptional. Indeed, at one point in the game, Celtic’s entire back four were derby debutants. Hatem Abd Elhamed returned from injury and produced another impressive performance, starting at right-back before slotting into central defence when Nir Bitton was forced off. At left back, Boli Bolingoli continued his run as an unbeaten Celt, showing that he was up for the battle and proving a danger on the flank. Christopher Jullien, on the back of a superb performance in Stockholm, was immense in the heart of the defence alongside Bitton. And Moritz Bauer, only signed from Stoke City on Thursday, came on just after the hour mark and played well in his right-back role, also displaying an admirable and potent long throw-in ability. It was a great derby day for the new Bhoys.

THE LAST WORD
Speaking after the game, Neil Lennon said: It was the perfect performance from start to finish, we were outstanding. I thought we deserved to win the game by more. The second goal was the icing on the cake. The personality, character and strength of the team was evident today when everyone had written us off. We’re very proud, we take the three points and, psychologically, it’s a good win for us.”

Five quick-fire talking points from Celtic's derby masterclass