Relieved Brendan Rodgers reckons there isn't another team in SCOTLAND where good results and good performances are demanded like they are at Celtic.
The boss watched his side down Livingston 4-2 to reach the Scottish Cup semi-finals but they made hard work of it with some dodgy defending.
They led twice through Daizen Maeda in the first half but were pegged back both times and it took a late third from Maeda and a goal off the bench from Kyogo to get the job done.
The Hoops are without Callum McGregor for the rest of the season while Cameron Carter-Vickers missed out with injury and Rodgers reckons those absences had their part to play in a poor performance from his team.
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