Ten-man Celtic lose to Hearts

Hearts 2 Celtic 0

Ten-man Celtic lose to Hearts
Wed, 10 Nov, 2010 - 21:28

Hearts 2 Celtic 0

Goals by Ian Black and David Templeton gave Hearts victory over 10-man Celtic in a turbulent Clydesdale Bank Premier League encounter at Tynecastle which saw Hoops manager Neil Lennon sent to the stand.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: TynecastlePlace: GlasgowPlace: Republic of IrelandPlace: TempletonPerson: Ian BlackPerson: David TempletonPerson: Neil LennonPerson: BlackPerson: Joe LedleyPerson: GorgiePerson: TempletonPerson: Craig ThomsonPerson: JambosPerson: Ryan StevensonPerson: LennonPerson: Steven McLeanPerson: Graham ChambersPerson: Dougie McDonaldPerson: Shaun MaloneyPerson: Georgios SamarasPerson: Marian KelloPerson: Rudi SkacelPerson: Stephen ElliottPerson: Daniel MajstorovicPerson: Fraser ForsterPerson: Gary HooperPerson: ThomsonPerson: KelloPerson: ForsterPerson: MaloneyPerson: Marius ZaliukasPerson: Anthony StokesPerson: HooperPerson: ZaliukasPerson: LedleyPerson: Cha Du-riPerson: Niall McGinnPerson: StokesPerson: Mark WilsonPerson: McLeanPerson: ChambersPerson: McGinnEvent: Clydesdale Bank Premier LeagueOrganisation: CelticOrganisation: HeartsOrganisation: Scottish Football AssociationOrganisation: Dundee UnitedOrganisation: blackOrganisation: Skacel
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