Stokes on the scoresheet as Hoops move closer to wrapping up three in a row

Celtic 3 St Mirren 0

Stokes on the scoresheet as Hoops move closer to wrapping up three in a row
Sat, 22 Mar, 2014 - 17:33

Celtic 3 St Mirren 0

Celtic edged towards touching distance of the Scottish Premiership title with a comfortable 3-0 win over struggling St Mirren at Parkhead.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: ParkheadPlace: FirhillPlace: PittodriePlace: Ross CountyPlace: Celtic ParkPerson: StokesPerson: HoopsPerson: Stefan JohansenPerson: Leigh GriffithsPerson: Anthony StokesPerson: Hoops’Person: Danny LennonPerson: Fraser ForsterPerson: Paul McGowanPerson: Conor NewtonPerson: GriffithsPerson: Marian KelloPerson: Charlie MulgrewPerson: Jason NaismithPerson: ForsterPerson: St MirrenPerson: JohansenPerson: KelloPerson: Liam HendersonPerson: Stokes’Person: Kris CommonsPerson: Adam MatthewsPerson: CommonsPerson: Scott BrownPerson: Virgil Van DijkPerson: Teemu PukkiEvent: Scottish PremiershipOrganisation: CelticOrganisation: St MirrenOrganisation: Partick ThistleOrganisation: AberdeenOrganisation: KilmarnockOrganisation: BuddiesOrganisation: CeltOrganisation: StromsgodsetOrganisation: Paisley
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