Celtic plc (LSE: CCP) or CLTFF has just defeated Falkirk 5-2. This is Celtic's 25th straight match without a loss. The all-time record for longest undefeated streak in European football history is 51 matches.
Celtic has an estimated £100 million+ in net cash after their September 20th UEFA Champions League payments and its market cap is only £163.584 million.
Celtic has the classiest manager in all of football Brendan Rodgers considering he went into the locker room of Falkirk after the match and complimented the young team about how they were able to score two goals against Celtic and were up 2-1 at halftime. He also complimented Falkirk manager John McGlynn, which will probably help get him a promotion to a higher paying club.
It wasn't a surprise Adam Idah scored two goals for Celtic late in the game. He seems to do best in high pressure situations like when they were tied 0-0 with Rangers in the Scottish Cup Finals. It's like he doesn't try to score unless they really need him to.
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Celtic stands out because of their strong balance sheet and how they remain consistently profitable in a sport where many English Premier League clubs overspend to avoid relegation. Look for Celtic to get at least one big upset win against their three toughest opponents Dortmund away, Atalanta away, and Leipzip home.
If they can win one of these three UEFA Champions League matches there is a high likelihood of Celtic going straight to the Round of 16.
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