Celtic remain 12 points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership with a scintillating 4-1 win over Kilmarnock at Rugby Park at the weekend.

Goals by Kyogo Furuhashi and Daizen Maeda as well as a double from Matt O'Riley saw the Hoops also smash through the 100-goal barrier as they took their tally to an incredible 102 for the league campaign so far.

Ange Postecoglou hailed Celtic's devastating first-half performance as some of the 'best football we've played all year'.

It is surely only a matter of time before green and white ribbons will be draped around the Scottish Premiership trophy for a second consecutive year with just 18 points to play for.

The Australian was also delighted with stellar performances from the likes of Japanese defender Yuki Kobayashi and his midfield compatriot Tomoki Iwata.

In fact, it was a great day for Celtic's Japanese contingent in general as Kyogo notched his 29th goal of an incredible campaign and even spurned the chance to hit his 30th when he slammed a first-half spot kick off the post. Winger Maeda, meanwhile, had the honour of grabbing the Hoops' 100th goal with a fine header.

There was also a sparkling return to form for Denmark under-21 international O'Riley, who made it four goals for the season in addition to his 12 assists.

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O'Riley opened up afterwards about how hard it was to cope mentally after he had failed to hit the net for Celtic until February this season in the 5-1 Scottish Cup win over St Mirren.

The 22-year-old said: "I think it was the wait for the first goal which was probably the hardest bit mentally. I don't want that to come across as selfish because I am not that kind of player but when you are in my position it would have been nice to have scored one at least by that time of the season. When that first one came there was a sense of relief."

Meanwhile, German World Cup winner and South Korea manager Jurgen Klinsmann turned up at Rugby Park to watch striker Oh Hyeon-gyu in action for the Hoops.

Oh played the second 45 minutes of the match with Kilmarnock boss Derek McInnes claiming he should have had a red card for a high boot tackle on Liam Donnelly.

Referee David Dickinson brandished a yellow card and VAR agreed that no further action was required.

Join Tony Haggerty, Sean Martin and Aidan Macdonald in the video below as they discuss all this and more...