Celtic 4-0 Newcastle: Kieran Terney helps Hoops with great victory at Parkhead Return | Football messages

Celtic beat Newcastle 4-0 when the Scottish masters celebrated Kieran Terney's return to the club – and sounded alarm bells for Eddie Howe's Premier.

Alexander Isak and Joelinton were among the big names, but a positive start was wasted when Joe Willock's foul allowed Arne Engels to get the Belgian to get the start of the position of Nick Pope's Howler so that Johnny Kenny met a second before half -time.

Newcastle made nine changes during the break, including the introduction of New Signing Anthony Elanga.

Celtic's season begins two weeks before Newcastle and the progress of the Scottish team in their preparations was clear. The support in the home was performed and built Kieran Terney, who, according to his spell with Arsenal, returned a great reception to appear in Parkhead.

There was an even greater roar when he crossed another sub, Liam Scales, to go to goals number four.

The Hoops will make their last pre-season game against Ajax on Thursday, while Newcastle is now traveling to Singapore to achieve a collision with arsenal.

Around 10,000 Newcastle fans made their trip to Glasgow for their team's first game in public. They hope for considerable progress on the field and on the transfer market before their campaign begins for the real next month.

To forget the Pope's moment …

Nick Pope saved a breathtaking reflex in 20 minutes to prevent Fabian Schar from scoring his own goal – but just a few moments later he gave Celtic her second.

He hurried out of his area to hit a long barge by Kasper Schmeichel in the field. The Newcastle goalkeeper misjudged the flight and was unable to reach the cushible ball with his attempted header, and Johnny Kenny liked to ran over to knock the ball into an empty network.

Analysis: The Newcastle loss shows the need for signs of

Keith Downie from Sky Sports News in Parkhead:

“Newcastle was taught a bit today. I know that Celtic is in front of the preparation of the pre -season – they were a few weeks ago – but there was a golf between the teams.

“Yes, Newcastle misses like Isak, Joelinton, Tino Livramento and Lewis Hall, but Celtic were ahead of streets.

“Newcastle fans will think that you have to add further signatures – you only added Elanga this summer, but you will need a few more in this show.”

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