Following an impressive 2-1 victory away to Hearts earlier today in the opening game of the new SWPL season, attention will quickly turn to next weekend and the first home match of the season, as the

This article was originally published on www.si.com/college/bostoncollege as Former Boston College Soccer Player Signs With Celtic FC Women: The Rundown . Former Boston College women’s soccer player Aislin Streicek has signed with the Celtic FC Women which is based in Glasgow, Scotland. The organization made the announcement on Saturday.

Elena Sadiku's side open their campaign away to Hearts on Sunday and will have two new arrivals to choose from. Canadian defender Streicek joined on a two-year deal from Boston College in the US NCAA Division One having come through the Vancouver Whitecaps Academy.

The Celts are off to a good start this season, with two wins in the league and an emphatic 4-1 victory over Falkirk in the Premier Sports Cup already in the bag.And they’re hoping to continue that

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Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers was full of praise for his side as they progressed to the Premier Sports Cup quarter-finals by beating Falkirk. "I thought the performance was very, very good from the first whistle," he said. "You've seen the hunger in the team and the intensity in the team.

Celtic have suffered a blow in their pursuit of reported transfer target Giuesppe Ambrosino, with the striker now seemingly set to stay at Napoli. Brendan Rodgers is on the hunt for attacking reinforcements and the Hoops were credited with an interest in the 21-year-old earlier this summer after he caught the eye for Italy at the U21 European Championship.

So in 1888, The Celtic Football Club — not, as it is often incorrectly called, Glasgow Celtic — was formed, with the money raised from their games going towards feeding people in deprived ...

Falkirk manager John McGlynn was taking positives out of his side's defeat at Celtic Park in the Premier Sports Cup second round. "Celtic were very very good tonight," he said. "They were excellent in the way they moved the ball and the pace and intensity.

Alistair Johnston is well aware that Celtic need to make the most of playing the first leg of their Champions League qualifier at home. Celtic will play Kairat Almaty after the Kazakhstani-based side shocked Slovan Bratislava by defeating them on penalties.

Celtic have an Israeli player in their squad now too — 22-year-old winger Liel Abada, who is sidelined through injury. Abada has been urged to quit the club by international team-mate Dolev ...