The 126-Touch Celtic Star who did not even score was as vital as Engels

Celtic prolonged their leadership on top Scotland Prime Minister Table back to 13 points on Wednesday night with a comprehensive 6-0 victory over Dundee.

Hoops did a slight work of their opponents at Parkhead and are a step closer to winning at the top of the fourth consecutive season.

Jota, who joined the club last month in a move from Rennes, started his first match under Brendan Rodgers And he finished the game with an assist for his name.

The star of the Scottish giants, however, was not a Portuguese sensation. Instead, it was a Belgian wizard of a team in the middle of the park.

The performance of Arne Engels against Dundee

The summer signature from Augsburg was selected together with Callum McGregor and Reo Hatate in the middle of the field and grabbed her eyes with a masterpiece.

Engels started scoring for the hoops in the 18th minute with a cold conversion from the penalty after Auston Trusty was abolished within the frame.

The Belgian midfielder then turned the provider for the fourth goal with assistance for Daizen Maeda, before adding his second match with a fine, though gently rejected, with an effort from the edge of the box that sailed into the back of the net.

Engels, who ended 88% of his passage attempts And he created two chances, was a key part of the impressive victory for Celtic with his contributions at the upper end of the field.

However, at the other end of the terrain he was a player who was as important on Wednesday night as the Belgian international – Cameron Carter -vickers.

Performance Cameron Carter-Vickers against Dundee

USA International did not give the aim or assist in a 6-0 jerk and therefore his impressive effect in the heart of defense may have gone unnoticed or underestimated.

Having a rock solid defense provides attackers with construction platform, and the defensive work of former Tottenham Hotspur Titan provided the perfect platform.

Carter-Vickers was just as important as Engels, because it was almost flawless, which, along with Maeda, Adam and Jot, made it possible to progress in the last third.

As you can see in the upper table, the American Man Mountain was almost unsurpassed on the back, winning the vast majority of its duels, and was not dribble for one time.

This allowed Celtic to confirm the dominance of the game, as he consistently won the ball and prevented Dundee from constructing the attacks, to continue and score the goals they did.

Carter-Vickers also ensured reliability in possession, taking 126 touches and complete 96% (108/112) His attempts of passage, which allowed the hoops to be built from behind without giving any chances of messy passes.

Therefore, Carter-Vickers, although not directly involved in any of the six goals, were as important as Engels and Rodgers should be delighted with his depiction.