Camilo Duran's second goal in Celtic's thrilling Champions League play-off match in Glasgow made the team's ambitions in Europe clear. With a score of 3-0, Celtic gained a huge advantage on their way back to the big leagues. This match revealed what kind of football Celtic wanted to play, their ambition and quality.

It's hard to know which of Celtic's three great goals to choose; But the third goal deserves careful consideration. The match started with the arms of Viljami Sinisalo, passed to right back Colby Donovan, then to Sinisalo again and finally to left back Auston Trusty. Trusty made a positive pass into midfield and that's when it all started. Benjamin Nygren quickly passed the ball to Duran, who passed the ball back to Nygren as he ran towards the LASK penalty area. The visitors had opened up and Nygren passed the ball to Duran, who sent the ball into the top corner.

LASK is not an easy prey. This team, the Austrian champion and cup winner, was praised by Martin O'Neill after the match, but was reminded that the second match should be approached with caution. LASK had plenty of opportunities in Glasgow and if O'Neill's side had put in a mediocre performance tonight, their situation would be very different now. They have a 3-0 advantage but need to land a blow. This was a significant achievement for Celtic's performance in attack.

There is a lot to do defensively, but they will do this work from a strong position. The whiff of a £40m revenue gives them an advantage. Celtic had won just 10 of their previous 50 matches in European competition; So this victory was something to be fully savored. Duran illuminated the night. Nygren led his team with four goals in four matches. Callum McGregor gave a performance that constantly took Celtic forward. Young Colby Donovan played an effective and enthusiastic game. O'Neill praised the young right-back, saying, "He has a big heart."

12 months ago, Brendan Rodgers was Celtic manager and O'Neill was everywhere promoting a book about his old days. Celtic were eliminated from the champions league against Kairat Almaty; They failed to score a goal for over 180 minutes. There were some allegedly bad conditions in those days, but in the end, a Turkish team won against a team like Celtic.In this match, Celtic scored more goals from the penalty spot and had more chances against LASK. Nygren closed last season with 21 goals and 10 assists and continued his form this season, contributing to Duran's two goals. Duran was bought for a price between 4.5 million and 6 million pounds and made a great contribution to the team. With the team leading 3-0 in the 72nd minute, 24-year-old Duran ran back to the defense and marked the LASK players, his dedication making him a hero to Celtic fans.

O'Neill stated that Celtic made a clear profit in the transfer market by making the right decisions. However, it is clear that more work needs to be done. Celtic need more goalkeepers, left-backs, maybe a centre-back, a defensive midfielder and a more creative midfielder. The achievements of last year and previous years are not enough to measure the true barometer in Europe. Celtic's fans are not expecting miracles, but they want to compete with teams like Bodo/Glimt, Midtjylland and Freiburg.