Neil Critchley tweaked his system for the visit of the champions, dropping Kenneth Vargas in favour of another body in midfield, and it paid dividends early on. Hearts pinched possession in dangerous areas, limited Celtic's chances to a minimum, and really should have gone into half-time with at least a one-goal lead.

Brendan Rodgers says it is an "exciting period" for Celtic as they moved three points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership with a 4-1 win over Hearts. ( More Football News)

Hoops fans, are you ready to prove your Celtic knowledge before we clash with Hearts this Saturday night (KO: 7.45)? We've got 10 questions about the Celts' last ten wins against the Edinburgh side