Celtic hold out for a win

Celtic emerged triumphant from a hard-fought battle at Dens Park courtesy of Bobo Balde’s first-half winner to reclaim top spot in the Bank of Scotland Premier League – but Martin O’Neill watched in horror as his Champions League injury crisis deepened.

Celtic hold out for a win
Sat, 13 Sep, 2003 - 15:48

Dundee 0, Celtic 1

Celtic emerged triumphant from a hard-fought battle at Dens Park courtesy of Bobo Balde’s first-half winner to reclaim top spot in the Bank of Scotland Premier League – but Martin O’Neill watched in horror as his Champions League injury crisis deepened.

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CourtsSoccerScottish PremiershipPlace: Dens ParkPlace: Olympic stadiumPlace: IbroxPerson: Bobo BaldePerson: Martin O’NeillPerson: Dougie McDonaldPerson: Didier AgathePerson: O’NeillPerson: Stephen CraineyPerson: Paul LambertPerson: Johan MjallbyPerson: Joos ValgaerenPerson: Ulrik LaursenPerson: Steve GuppyPerson: Chris SuttonPerson: McDonaldPerson: Gavin RaePerson: Alan ThompsonPerson: CraineyPerson: John HartsonPerson: Henrik LarssonPerson: Julian SperoniPerson: RaePerson: Liam MillerPerson: LovellPerson: Nacho NovoPerson: HartsonPerson: Jim DuffyPerson: Steve LovellPerson: JonDavid MackayPerson: Brent SanchoPerson: Tom CowanPerson: Garry BradyPerson: NovoPerson: VargaPerson: ThompsonPerson: PetrovPerson: MillerPerson: Momo SyllaPerson: LarssonPerson: LennonPerson: Georgi NemsadzePerson: DuffyPerson: Juan SaraPerson: MackayPerson: McNamaraPerson: SwedeEvent: Bank of Scotland Premier LeagueEvent: Champions LeagueEvent: UEFA CupOrganisation: CelticOrganisation: DundeeOrganisation: Bayern Munich
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