Miller faces biggest game of career

Celtic aimed to extend their incredible 61-match unbeaten home run this evening and avenge the 1-0 defeat to Anderlecht in Brussels last month.

Wed, 05 Nov, 2003 - 19:52

Celtic aimed to extend their incredible 61-match unbeaten home run this evening and avenge the 1-0 defeat to Anderlecht in Brussels last month.

Since then the Hoops have moved five points clear of Rangers in the Bank of Scotland Premier League and have scored nine goals in their last two games.

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Courts Soccer Champions League Place: Brussels Person: Miller Person: Martin O’Neill Person: Didier Agathe Person: Michael Gray Person: Liam Miller Organisation: Celtic Organisation: Anderlecht Organisation: Rangers Organisation: of Scotland Organisation: Lyon Organisation: Bayern Munich

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