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Scottish Premiership: on-song Durán lifts Celtic spirits in win over Falkirk

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Camilo Durán in his preferred position of centre-forward, scored both goals for Celtic in their 2-1 win over Falkirk.

The Colombian produced two striker’s goals in the opening 29 minutes while also setting up several teammates for chances. Falkirk improved after the break and their ambition was rewarded by Colby Donovan’s own goal in the 72nd minute.

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