The Hoops overcame a false start to hit top gear at Fir Park and secure a 2-0 win

Celtic broke a six-year protocol of travelling in two team buses after one coach broke down outside their hotel, forcing players and staff onto a single vehicle ahead of their match against Motherwell on October 11, 2026. Despite the travel disruption, Celtic secured a 2-0 victory at Fir Park with goals from Camilo Duran and Benjamin Nygren to reclaim top spot in the Scottish Premiership.
Manager Martin O'Neill noted the squad had used two buses since the COVID-19 pandemic. The match also featured a return for winger Jota following an 18-month injury layoff, while defender Cameron Carter-Vickers is expected to miss the upcoming European trip to Lisbon due to a strain.
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