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F.C.
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GLASGOW CELTIC (1) versus SUNDERLAND (0)
FRIENDLY
CELTIC PARK GLASGOW
24th July 2001
Kick-off: 7.45pm
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Celtic: Kharine (Gould 68); Tebily (Crainey 67), Mjallby, Boyd (Valgaeren 46); Agathe (Burchill 74), McNamara, Lennon (Smith 79), Lambert (Healy 67), Petta; Moravcik (Maloney 61), Larsson (Johnson 74). |
| Subs: Gould, Crainey, Smith, Johnson, Valgaeren, Burchill, Healy, Maloney. |
| Scorer: Larsson 68 (pen). |
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Sunderland: Sorensen; Williams (Ramsden 74), Craddock (Clark 80), Thome, Gray; Hutchieson (Bellion 52), McCann, Schwarz, Kilbane; Phillips (Quinn 67), Laslandes (Kyle 80). |
| Subs: Bellion, Macho, McCartney, Kyle, Ramsden, Clark, Quinn. |
| Scorer: n/a |
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THE MATCH PROGRAMME 32 B5 sized pages printed in full colour. 12 of these are adverts. There are a couple of excellent articles and the usual kind of info about the opponents. The best articles include one that has a look back at Anton Rogan's career with Celtic and Sunderland and another that rembers Dariusz Dziekanowski scoring four goals in a European tie and ending up on the losing side.The match was, of course, against Yugoslavian shock troops Partizan Belgrade in 1989. Celtic were 2-1 down from the first leg and 50,000 tims turned up to roar them through to the next round.What the fans were 'treated' to was a nine-goal rollercoaster ride to ultimate heartache. Celtic won the match in Glasgow 5-4, making 6-6 on aggregate (Partizan scored their 4th goal in the 90th minute). The away goals rule decided the tie and the Celts were out. |
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