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“I feel for the bhoys in terms of the scoreline”- Rose County boss Don Cowie makes SHOCK admission about Celtic after Heavy 4-1 loss to the Bhoys
Ross County put up a strong fight against Celtic earlier today, but a late flurry of goals secured a resounding 4-1 victory for the Bhoys. While Kyogo Furuhashi’s brace was the standout performance, Arne Engels and Luke McCowan also helped seal another crucial three points for Celtic.
On a challenging pitch in Dingwall, Brendan Rodgers praised his team’s “fantastic” mentality as they overcame injury challenges leading into the match.
Despite a strong individual performance from Jordan Amissah, who kept Ross County in the game, Celtic dominated, finishing with an Expected Goals total of 3.53.
Reacting to the defeat, Ross County manager Don Cowie expressed frustration but acknowledged the difficulty of facing the league’s top team. Speaking to Sky Sports, Cowie said, “I feel for the boys regarding the scoreline. We had a ‘nearly performance,’ and when we equalized at 1-1, we were in a good position. It’s disappointing to concede two goals in stoppage time.”
He added, “Jordan Amissah was excellent in goal, and I don’t think he deserved to concede four. We accept it and move on. We don’t want to be a ‘nearly’ team, but playing against the best team in the country was always going to be difficult.
At 2-1, we were still in the game and hoped for that key moment to turn things around. The final scoreline is frustrating, but I’m proud of the effort and commitment from the players.”
Despite injuries limiting Celtic’s options, with Hyunjun Yang the only available winger, the Hoops showcased their squad depth with another dominant performance in the Highlands.
Since their New Year loss at Ibrox, Celtic have bounced back with three straight victories, and they now look ahead to a trip to Dundee on Tuesday, aiming to move closer to securing a fourth consecutive Scottish Premiership title.
