Celtic face their biggest game of the season this weekend against Hearts.
The Hoops will go top of the table if they beat their opponents, leapfrogging them in the process.
It is also the first time Wilfried Nancy will oversee a game as the Celtic manager following his appointment.
Hearts have been credible challengers so far, with their CEO claimng this is the start of a long-term plan to challenge the Hoops regularly.
While it is expected to be a close game this weekend, there was one occasion where Celtic were far too good.
Celtic were in seventh heaven against Hearts in 2013
12 years ago, a Celtic side travelled to Edinburgh to face Hearts in the Scottish Cup.
Managed by Neil Lennon, the Hoops were in fine form and humiliated Hearts with a thumping 7-0 win.
Kris Commons was the star of the show that day at Tynecastle, scoring a hat-trick.
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Scott Brown also bagged a brace, as did Joe Ledley, but it was Mikael Lustig‘s wonder strike that caught the eye.
It marked a memorable day for Lennon too, who celebrated his 200th game in charge of the Bhoys.
Wilfried Nancy joins an illustrious list
Nancy will be hoping to follow in the footsteps of many Celtic greats and continue to win trophies.
Winning has been in the club’s DNA ever since it was founded in 1888, and one thing it prides itself on is it’s loyalty to the man in the hotseat.
After being appointed by the club, Nancy has become the 19th manager in Celtic’s history.
He will need to be around for a long while to become one of the most decorated managers for the Bhoys, but time will tell.
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