McCourt starts for Bhoys against cup minnows

Scottish Cup holders Celtic made six changes for the fourth-round trip to Balmoor to face Peterhead.

Sun, 08 Jan, 2012 - 14:42

Scottish Cup holders Celtic made six changes for the fourth-round trip to Balmoor to face Peterhead.

Paddy McCourt came in for top scorer Gary Hooper who was out with a groin injury, while Emilio Izaguirre also started following his return from a broken ankle.

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