Celtic got their Denis Law tournament campaign off to a great start on Wednesday with a convincing 3-0 win over Dundee. The Bhoys put in an even better display against the Dons at Aberdeen Sports Village to record a 6-0 win. Celtic manager Tommy McIntyre will be pleased with how they got on the ball and attacked at the Aberdeen defence.
This was a re-match of last years final with Celtic coming out on top. Celtic had all 1998 birthdays in their team with Aberdeen having a younger team. Celtic got out of the traps early and got off to a great start after two minutes. A great ball in by Innes Murray was met by Calvin Miller who was at the right place at the right time to open the scoring.
The Glasgow side looked very dangerous whenever they got on the ball and nearly made it two just a couple of minutes later. Another great ball came into the six yard area by Murray which was this time met by Theo Archibald whose effort just went inches wide of the left hand post.
In the 18th minute, Celtic doubled their advantage, a great corner was swung in from the left hand side from Mark Hill who wonderfully picked up Josh Kerr who ran free of the Aberdeen defence and headered home. It was a goal that came straight off the training ground.
Celtic were out for more and then thought they made it 3-0 after an Innes Murray ball found Regan Hendry however he was just caught out by the linesman's flag.