Callum McGregor’s “screaming” at Cameron Carter-Vickers before Celtic’s own goal against Club Brugge

Callum McGregor’s “screaming” at Cameron Carter-Vickers immediately preceding Celtic’s own goal against Club BruggeThe fifth matchday of the

Champions League fixtures resulted in a moment that Cameron Carter-Vickers will never forget. The Celtic defender’s own goal against Club Brugge secured a point for the Belgians.

From the instant the ball left his foot, the US defender was aware that he had made an uncharacteristic error of judgement; however, it was too late. In addition to maintaining their prospects of qualification, Brugge’s possession of the lead enabled them to secure a Champions League draw at Celtic Park.

Fortunately, Carter-Vickers maintained his composure throughout the remainder of the match, and he was a reliable asset in Celtic’s effort to secure a well-deserved point against Brugge.

Celtic captain Callum McGregor was questioned about that moment after the match, and he provided an explanation for why Carter-Vickers made such a terrible error.

Cameron Carter-Vickers was unable to hear Callum McGregor’s “screaming” due to the din at Celtic Park. McGregor stated to TNT Sports, “It’s one of those things.”

I am demonstrating for Nicolas [Kuhn]. I believe that Nicolas was granted partiality by me. “I believe Nicolas does a commendable job of delivering the pass to Cam; however, he appears to be taken aback by the situation and is under pressure.”

“And the noise level in this room is so high that he has not been able to hear me.” I’m shouting for him that I’m not on, so it’s one of those things. We simply continue.

It transpires. The Celtic captain’s reaction was commendable, and it serves as a testament to the encouragement Carter-Vickers has received from the Celtic camp since the final whistle sounded last night.

The Celtic image of Cameron Carter and Vickers that utters a thousand Champions League words If there was ever a photograph that accurately captured the emotions of Carter-Vickers at the precise time the own goal was scored, it was presented below.

Nevertheless, not a single Celtic fan will attempt to criticise or assign responsibility to Carter-Vickers. The US defender has been the sole cause for the club’s success over the last three seasons for an extended period of time.

Therefore, a single error will not compromise his impeccable record. Carter-Vickers will rise from his defeat and proceed.

And what better means to accomplish this than in Celtic’s upcoming home match against Ross County, where the Hoops defender can revert to his reliable self?