Celtic come from behind to secure victory

Celtic 2 HJK Helsinki 1

Celtic come from behind to secure victory
Wed, 01 Aug, 2012 - 22:22

Celtic 2 HJK Helsinki 1

Celtic came from behind to beat HJK Helsinki in the first leg of their Champions League third qualifier at Parkhead, but the goal conceded leaves Neil Lennon’s men with plenty to do next week in Finland.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: ParkheadPlace: FinlandPlace: HelsinkiPlace: SchullerPerson: Neil LennonPerson: Rasmus SchullerPerson: Gary HooperPerson: Charlie MulgrewPerson: LennonPerson: Kris CommonsPerson: Anthony StokesPerson: Scott BrownPerson: James ForrestPerson: Victor WanyamaPerson: MulgrewPerson: Juho MakelaPerson: Michael JamiesonPerson: HooperPerson: Georgios SamarasPerson: WanyamaPerson: Miroslav ZelinkaPerson: ForrestPerson: Mikko SumusaloPerson: Joe LedleyPerson: LedleyPerson: Ville WallenPerson: Emilio IzaguirrePerson: Adam MatthewsPerson: Demba SavagePerson: BrownPerson: Mika VayrynenPerson: Antti MuurinenPerson: Fraser ForsterPerson: Joel PerovuoPerson: Sebastian MannstromPerson: ForsterPerson: WallenPerson: SamarasPerson: CommonsPerson: StokesEvent: Champions LeagueEvent: OlympicOrganisation: CelticOrganisation: HJK HelsinkiOrganisation: ParkheadOrganisation: Inter MilanOrganisation: HeartsOrganisation: Commons
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