Foran on target but Celtic rescue draw

Celtic 2 Inverness 2

Foran on target but Celtic rescue draw
Sat, 24 Aug, 2013 - 18:02

Celtic 2 Inverness 2

Republic of Ireland hopeful Richie Foran was on target for Scottish Premiership leaders Inverness but it was not enough to beat Celtic in an entertaining tussle at Parkhead today.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: Republic of IrelandPlace: ParkheadPlace: InvernessPlace: GlasgowPlace: Celtic ParkPerson: ForanPerson: Richie ForanPerson: Aaron DoranPerson: Charlie MulgrewPerson: Adam MatthewsPerson: Neil LennonPerson: Shakhter KaragandyPerson: Beram KayalPerson: MatthewsPerson: Efe AmbrosePerson: Tony WattPerson: Amido BaldePerson: Tom RogicPerson: Joe LedleyPerson: Steven MouyokoloPerson: Mikael LustigPerson: James ForrestPerson: Kris CommonsPerson: Georgios SamarasPerson: Billy McKayPerson: DoranPerson: BaldePerson: Dean BrillPerson: David RavenPerson: KayalPerson: WattPerson: BrillPerson: Fraser ForsterPerson: LedleyPerson: AmbrosePerson: MulgrewPerson: McKayPerson: Emilio IzaguirrePerson: Virgil Van DijkPerson: Craig ThomsonPerson: LennonEvent: Scottish PremiershipEvent: Champions LeagueOrganisation: CelticOrganisation: HighlandersOrganisation: KazakhstanOrganisation: InvernessOrganisation: MotherwellOrganisation: Caley Thistle
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