| Match Pictures | Matches: 1943 – 1944 |
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- Celtic & World War Two
- A great story, involving a Celtic supporting priest and the club’s centre forward, after a Glasgow Derby victory in 1943 – See below (from Liam Kelly’s book Celtic in the Second World War)
Review
First win over Rangers since January 1 1941, but a poor performance.
Only goal an own goal from a distance! The goal actually went down as an own goal in the newspaper reports of the time. However, it was noted that Charles McGinley had applied pressure to Adam Little, who turned into his own net
Teams
Rangers:
Jenkins, Gray and Shaw; Little, Young and Symon; Waddell, Duncanson, Gillick, MacDonald and Johnstone
Goals:
Celtic:
Miller, Hogg and P McDonald; M MacDonald, McLaughlan and Paterson; Delaney, McPhail, Airlie, Charles McGinley and McAuley
Goal: (own goal!) (although some credit it to Charles McGinley)
Referee:Can’t be found
Attendance: 30000
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A great story, involving a Celtic supporting priest and the club’s centre forward, after a Glasgow Derby victory in 1943 (from Liam Kelly’s book Celtic in the Second World War)
