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.

Celtic scored three times in the final 10 minutes at Global Energy Stadium to finally get past Ross County to pull further clear of Rangers.

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.

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.

Ross County have won three of their last four league games (D1), as many as their first 18 such matches of the season beforehand (W3 D6 L9). The Staggies could win three successive Scottish Premiership games for the first time since March 2022.

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

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 have beaten Ross County in all of their last 13 meetings Runaway Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic travel to the Global Energy Stadium to take on strugglers Ross County this weekend. Celtic claimed an impressive 2-0 victory last time out against Dundee United and are now aiming to extend their impressive run of form against this weekend’s opponents.

Check out Celtic’s training session ahead of their SPFL clash at Ross County.

Ross County's new striker Kieran Phillips is in line for a debut. Michee Efete faces a fitness check after sitting out the Kilmarnock match, while Ryan Leak (Achilles), Alex Samuel (thigh), Ross Laidlaw, Eli Campbell and Will Nightingale (all knee) are still out.