Hedman fit again

Celtic manager Martin O’Neill has a goalkeeping selection poser with Magnus Hedman back in contention for the visit of Livingston in the Bank of Scotland Premier League on Sunday.

Hedman fit again
Fri, 31 Dec, 2004 - 13:56

Celtic manager Martin O’Neill has a goalkeeping selection poser with Magnus Hedman back in contention for the visit of Livingston in the Bank of Scotland Premier League on Sunday.

The Swedish international missed the Boxing Day victory at Hearts with a virus but Scotland star Robert Douglas stepped in to keep a clean sheet with David Marshall on the bench.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPerson: HedmanPerson: Martin O’NeillPerson: Magnus HedmanPerson: Robert DouglasPerson: David MarshallPerson: Henri CamaraPerson: Joos ValgaerenPerson: McNamaraPerson: BaldePerson: VargaPerson: LaursenPerson: PetrovPerson: LennonPerson: ThompsonPerson: JuninhoPerson: McGeadyPerson: WallacePerson: HartsonPerson: SuttonPerson: MarshallPerson: LambertPerson: MaloneyPerson: SyllaPerson: DouglasPerson: McManusEvent: Bank of Scotland Premier LeagueEvent: Boxing DayEvent: Old Firm leagueOrganisation: CelticOrganisation: HeartsOrganisation: Scottish Football AssociationOrganisation: Dundee United
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