Celtic moved to the top of the Scottish Premiership table with an easy win over Livingston at Parkhead.
The Hoops were utterly dominant against David Martindale’s side and continued the club’s 100% winning start to the league season.
After banners were unveiled by the Green Brigade, fans inside Celtic Park watched a goalless first-half with only two big chances created.
The second-half was better from Celtic and just a minute after the interval, Benjamin Nygren provided the Bhoys with a lead after Yang’s fierce shot was spilled by the Livi goalkeeper.
Substitute Johnny Kenny added a third for the Bhoys with a great first-time finish after Daizen Maeda’s cross from the left.
Here are 67 Hail Hail’s player ratings for the 3-0 victory over Livingston.
Celtic player ratings vs Livingston
Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty ImagesKasper Schmeichel – 6
Had absolutely nothing to do all game as Livingston posed zero threat in an attacking sense.
Anthony Ralston – 5
It’s clear that Ralston isn’t a quality back-up for Alistair Johnston. But he will be the main man at right-back until the Canadian is fit again in December.
Dane Murray – 7
Growing in a Celtic shirt as the youngster rarely put a foot wrong. Wasn’t tested too much, but impressed when called into action.
Liam Scales (C) – 6
Decent display from the Irishman, but outshone by his central defensive partner.
Hayato Inamura – 7
Steady performance from a man who was told by Brendan Rodgers he isn’t good enough for the Champions League. Nowhere near Kieran Tierney’s quality but looked decent.
Paulo Bernardo – 6
Had everything under control playing the Callum McGregor role in the captain’s absence. Good comeback from the Portuguese midfielder.
Arne Engels – 6
Showed some decent movement and had some neat touches, but still a bit frustrating to watch.
Luke McCowan – 5
Gave the ball away a couple of times in the first-half. Just not as effective from the start. Subbed off with an injury in the 56th minute.
Benjamin Nygren – 9
Looked so comfortable out on the right wing and did very well in the build-up to his tap-in opener. Two goals scored – the second a superb finish – and easily the best player on the park.
Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty ImagesYang Hyun-jun – 6
Delivered some good crosses without anyone really getting on the end of them. Simply had to score with a free header that was saved brilliantly by the Livi goalkeeper.
Shin Yamada – 6
Scored a goal that was eventually disallowed. He’s nippy, fast and likes making runs in behind. Worked really hard and had a few chances to score.
Callum McGregor (sub) – 5
Business as usual for the captain when introduced in the second-half.
James Forrest (sub) – 5
Couple of crosses and shots from the right wing.
Daizen Maeda (sub) – 6
Assisted Johnny Kenny for the Irishman’s goal with a fierce cross into the box from the left.
Johnny Kenny (sub) – 7
Wins the corner that eventually led to Nygren’s second goal and got on the scoresheet not too long later with an excellent volleyed finish.
Colby Donovan (sub) – 4
Competitive Celtic debut for the youngster. Proud day for him and his family.