Celtic put Dundee United to the sword in the Scottish Premiership overnight, winning 9-0 at Tannadice Park.
The nine-goal massacre was Celtic’s biggest away win in the club’s 134-year history.
Kyogo Furuhashi and Liel Abada both scored hat-tricks as Ange Postecoglou’s side ran riot in a dazzling display of attacking football.
The record-breaking victory extended Celtic’s unbeaten run to 37 games in the league.
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“It’s the team we want to be, it’s not just about the football we want to play,” Postecoglou said post-game on Sunday.
“It’s about the intent and we don’t want to be led by the scoreboard or whatever the circumstances of the game are.
“With respect to whether it’s the first or the last minute, or whether we’re winning or not, we want to play at a certain tempo and intensity.”
The Hoops are two points clear of rivals Rangers at the top of the Scottish Premiership after five games.
The two foes meet in this season’s first Glasgow Derby at Parkhead on Saturday.
Celtic entertain reigning European champions Real Madrid in their opening Champions League clash on Wednesday, September 7 (AEST).