“I thought the team did brilliantly,” the manager said. “It was a great goal early on and it was great for Kasper as well because he missed a couple of chances in the game against Dundee, but overall you feel as if he can stay away from serious injury he will score goals for you.

“He's proven that in the Champions League and it was nice to see him as all strikers thrive on goals and that's great for him.

“In terms of quality, Camilo is perhaps even playing out of position at this moment because I think he is a centre-forward or he can play off the centre-forward, so I think we have to be a bit more flexible in our teams as well.

“We should be able to play a number of systems without too much bother.

“I know that it's been pretty rigid here for quite a number of years and been successful, which is great, and one doesn't really want to change a great deal.

'But I think if you've got two players like that, who are both capable of scoring goals, I think then you have to try and find different ways of performing.'

Next up for Celtic is a League Cup tie against Dundee United at Tannadice this Saturday (KO: 5.45pm).

And the aim for the Hoops, of course, is to ensure they’re in the draw for the next round of the competition.

“We’ve got this big match on Saturday and another couple of massive matches in the Champions League,” the manager said.

“And what you're hoping for is that the players can just play football and gel as quickly as possible because these games are coming so quickly now on top of us.

“The game on Saturday evening will be difficult for us. Dundee United played exceptionally well against Rangers, buoyed on by a home crowd. And remembering last season as well, we've really got to be at it right from the start.”

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