Ross County manager Don Cowie: "I feel for the players because they put so much into it. "We managed to get ourselves in a great position with 10 minutes to go. To concede the two goals in stoppage time, I'm really disappointed for the boys because I think that's extremely harsh on them.

Celtic are in Premiership action today (Saturday) when they play Ross County in Dingwall, looking to extend their 15-point lead at the top of the Premiership table. And Brendan Rodgers has made three

Celtic have defeated Ross County 4-1 to stretch their lead at the top of the Premiership to 18 points. Kyogo Furuhashi scored either side of a Jordan White penalty and Arne Engels netted a late spot kick for the visitors before Luke McCowan added a fourth.

Celtic survived a scare at Ross County by producing a late burst of goals to stretch their lead at the Scottish Premiership summit to 18 points.

Johnny Kenny made his Celtic debut from the bench and had a hand in their fourth goal as the Bhoys recorded a 4-1 win over Ross County, while stand-in winger Kyogo Furuhashi showed his adaptability by netting a double.

Jordan Amissah will deservedly get plaudits for his performance. Celtic ended the game with almost 80% possession and despite several clear-cut opportunities in the first 45 minutes, County made it to the break just a goal down thanks to a few cracking saves from Amissah.

"It was never going to be perfect but I really liked what Kyogo [Furuhashi] did. We asked him to, as we progressed throughout he pitch, to be a bit more central. I thought the three guys on that side, him Arne Engels and Alistair Johnston, looked to find the best solutions that the game needed.