With Hearts in town for Ange Postecoglou's 100th competitive match in charge of Celtic, the team celebrated the occasion by coming from behind to defeat Hearts 3-1 at Paradise.

It's always nice for these milestone games to have a win next to them, and the players delivered through goals from Daizen Maeda, Kyogo and Sead Haksabanovic, after Hearts opened the score within six minutes as they tried to spoil the party.

These things don't really register as highly on the manager's radar, with the three points the all-important over any personal accolades, and even with the win to hand, he was still looking for more from his team.

Speaking to Celtic TV after the match, he said: "We had to work hard for it, we didn’t seem to get into our groove in terms of our football.

"Some of that is because I made a few changes and that disrupted things and the two full-backs haven’t played in a while so I have to make allowances for that.

'Ultimately the players still showed a really strong mentality and it’s highlighted again with the quality of our three great goals.'

"They’re a good side and we're getting into the period of the season where everyone has something to play for and they came at us but we could have handled it a bit better.

"We got caught up in the excitement of the game and just needed to settle down a bit and get control of it."

The goals were all of the highest quality, with Maeda stroking in Kyogo's perfect pass, Kyogo then smashing home from a delicious passing move, and then Haksabanovic curling a stunner into the postage stamp.

Manager: Boys showed a strong mentality to come back against Hearts