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Odsonne Edouard all turning out at Celtic Park. Left-back Serrano is keen to emulate their success, and in an interview on the official Monaco website the 22-year-old was asked: "Some French players are doing very well in Scotland, such as Moussa Dembele who had some breakout performances there, or Christopher Jullien, Olivier Ntcham and Odsonne Edouard, who is currently at Celtic.

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Livingston’s hard luck losers theme this season continued at Celtic Park where they came away empty-handed despite giving the champions a real fright.The visitors took the lead through an early Jason Holt spot-kick but were behind just seven minutes later as quick-fire goals from Callum McGregor and Ryan Christie put the hosts in front.Albian Ajeti added to the lead just after the interval but the Lions had Celtic on the ropes in the closing moments after Julien Serrano’s 25-yard screamer on 78 minutes reduced the arrears.They passed up a wonderful chance for a late leveller as youngster Carlo Pignatiello - on his Livi debut - missed a free

Gary Holt feels his Livingston side deserved to take something from Celtic Park. The Lions lost 3-2 at Parkhead, with goals from Callum McGregor, Ryan Christie and Albian Ajeti sealing the points for Neil Lennon ’s men.

Neil Lennon ’s team fight back from a shock early deficit and overhaul Rangers at the summit. McGregor’s first-half effort cancelled out an early Jason Holt penalty for Livingston and the Scotland star then engineered an effort for Ryan Christie, who started up front with Odsonne Edouard dropped to the bench.

1-0 home win over Ross County on Saturday. Jon Guthrie’s header from a Julien Serrano cross midway through the second half proved to be the difference in a largely forgettable afternoon.The hosts were given a massive helping hand when County wing-back Carl Tremarco was dismissed for a second booking just after the interval after clipping the dangerous Nicky Devlin.It was a deserved three points for Livi, who climbed off the foot of the Premiership table in the process, and the gaffer was delighted to finally get three points on the board.He said: “I’ve talked with the players that I wanted an ugly, 1-0 win and we got that.“With the chances we created we should have scored more but I got my win.

Sign up to the weekly West Lothian Courier newsletter for the latest West Lothian news and sport.Livingston boss Gary Holt insists Anthony Stokes can thrive at the club after the Irish striker penned a one-year deal with the Lions.The former Celtic and Hibs striker is one of three new arrivals at the club in the past few days, joining German striker Lars Lokotsch and French full-back Julien Serrano in West Lothian.But it’s the signing of the former Irish international that captured the headlines — although the gaffer insists he’s not been brought on board purely because he’s a big name.Stokes has had a sometimes nomadic career but can boast four Scottish titles along with three Scottish Cup medals and joins as a replacement for Lyndon