Brendan Rodgers was keen to avoid controversy after Celtic fans caused a Rememberance Sunday minute’s silence to be cut short, but suggested the tribute should have been observed. Ahead of Celtic’s Scottish Premiership clash with Kilmarnock on Sunday ...

The disruption during the pre-match tribute to the fallen against Kilmarnock has been a hot topic since the clash at Rugby Park

Celtic’s most recent Premiership outing came against Dundee United, where goals from Alistair Johnston and Arne Engels gave Rodgers’ side a comfortable 2-0 victory. It was the second of their ongoing four-match winning streak, and Rodgers will likely make a surprising selection decision looking to extend that run to five games in a row.

Speaking yesterday in his press conference ahead of Celtic’s trip to face Kilmarnock, Rodgers made it clear his side’s back-to-back results against Atalanta and Leipzig weren’t motivated by their critics, but rather show the Bhoys are a team heading in the right direction.

A minute's silence for Remembrance Sunday was cut short by the referee at a Celtic match as the club's fans chanted in protest at Britain's "hypocrisy".