Chris Sutton responds to the “harsh” behavior of Hearts supporters toward Celtic winger Hyunjun Yang.

Chris Sutton responds to the “harsh” behavior of Hearts supporters toward Celtic winger Hyunjun Yang.

 

Upon their return from the international hiatus, Celtic resumed service as usual. Brendan Rodgers secures another victory and accumulates three additional points toward the Premiership championship at the conclusion of the season.

 

 

It is important to acknowledge that Celtic encountered difficulties during the previous season, as evidenced by their recent victory at Tynecastle. However, Celtic secured a 4-1 victory over Hearts this time, which enabled them to establish a three-point lead over Aberdeen after the latter was defeated by St Mirren.

 

 

Furuhashi and the in-form Nicolas Kuhn scored two goals within five minutes, showcasing the Bhoys’ attacking prowess after a challenging opening 45 minutes.

 

 

Rodgers was able to implement adjustments, such as the introduction of winger Hyunjun Yang, with the cushion at his disposal.

 

 

Adam Idah scored one of his two goals shortly thereafter, and Yang immediately advanced on the right flank from the kick-off. Chris Sutton responds to the ‘heckling’ of Hyunjun Yang by Hearts supporters after the Celtic star collides with hoardings.

 

 

James Penrice was pacing Yang as he ran down the right flank. Despite his efforts to stretch for the ball, which was edging out of play, Yang collided with the advertising hoardings.

The Celtic player engaged in a full-contact collision, resulting in a brief period of immobility.

 

 

Chris Sutton expressed that Yang’s injury is a “sore one” and that the home fans’ behavior of “heckle and boo” was “harsh” for a player who was legitimately injured, as reported by Sky Sports Football 23/11/24.

 

 

“That is a point of contention for Yang,” stated Sutton. “He did well to attempt to retain that information.” Crashes into the boards and is subsequently hissed and heckled.

 

 

A little too severe. Kuhn’s thunderbolt into the upper right-hand corner was a prime example of a man who was full of confidence and had packed everything away.

 

It was a critical juncture in the game, as Kyogo had just scored the first goal, and the German’s exertion ensured that the points were secured. It is not surprising that Kuhn was the highest-rated player by WhoScored, with an 8.22 rating.