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Trivia
- Pre-season friendly.
- Charles-Edouard Coridon played the full 90 minutes as a trialist for Celtic
- This match was originally due to take place on Monday 9 August, but was delayed for 24 hours due to Celtic's SPL opener being selected by Setanta for live television coverage on Sunday. The match was played on a very wet and stormy night and it was difficult to keep programmes dry. The £2 Programme was not a sell-out.
- This match was free to season ticket holders so a ticket for this match will be difficult to find and most will be wet.
Review
Charles-Edouard Coridon played the full 90 minutes as a trialist for Celtic in the 2-0 win over Tottenham.
The 31-year-old Frenchman is hoping to secure a £1.5m transfer from Lens but had a quiet game in midfield.
Craig Beattie and Henri Camara were on target with second half goals against under-strength visitors, who adopted a very defensive attitude.
"It's a worthwhile excercise," said Celtic boss Martin O'Neill. "It gives me a chance to assess a few players."
Teams
Cetic:-
Marshall (McGovern 75), Balde, Laursen, McManus (Cuthbert 75), Corridon, Sylla, Thompson (McGeady 75), Pearson, Camara, Wallace, Beattie.
Substitutes: McNamara, Valgaeren, Sutton, Lennon
Goals:- Beattie, Camara.
Tottenham:-
Keller, Mabizela, Bunjevcevic, Hughes, Doherty, Richards (Defendi, 45), Brown (McKenna, 45) , O'Hara, Yeates, Silva, Ricketts.
Substitutes: Burch, O'Donoghue, Malcolm, Price, McKie
Referee: Steve Conroy
Att: 20,000
Articles
- Match Report (BBC) (see end of page below)
Pictures
Articles
Coridon helps beat Spurs
BBC
Coridon did not catch the eye
Charles-Edouard Coridon played the full 90 minutes as a trialist for Celtic in the 2-0 win over Tottenham.
The 31-year-old Frenchman is hoping to secure a £1.5m transfer from Lens but had a quiet game in midfield.
Craig Beattie and Henri Camara were on target with second half goals against under-strength visitors, who adopted a very defensive attitude.
"It's a worthwhile excercise," said Celtic boss Martin O'Neill. "It gives me a chance to assess a few players."