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Trivia
- Newcomers Hugh O'Neill at centre-half and Oliver Anderson at inside-right showed promise, as did the other debutant, Derry-born reserve goalkeeper John Doherty, but the flint hard pitch made play a lottery and Celtic had no one to match the diminutive Christie who scored the game's only goal.
- Robert Duffy returns to the side for his one of only two appearances in whole season.
- Queen's Park end run of seven defeats with win over Celtic putting Rangers nine points clear of Hearts.
- Suggestion to make Old Firm games all-ticket after Monday's crowd problems.
- St. Johnstone game abandoned for ice and snow.
- The Republicans in Spain admitted that Nationalist troops of General Franco's force have attacked with great force about 38 miles north-west of Tarragona.
Review
Teams
CELTIC:
Doherty, Hogg, Morrison, Duffy, O'Neill, Geatons, Delaney, Anderson, Carruth, Watters, Murphy.
QUEEN’S PARK:
Mansour, Bonomy, Dickson, Buchanan, Johnstone, McDonald, Hunter, Christie, Parlane, Browning, Duncan.
Scorers:
Christie.
Referee: P. Craigmyle (Aberdeen).
Attendance: 10,000
Articles
- Match Report (see end of page below)
