Celtic fans will be delighted that the loan deal for Patrick Roberts extends to next season as well. The 19-year-old from Manchester City has knocked in two great goals and has the fans on their feet every time he drives forward.

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It's been all Celtic, with the champions playing with a tempo and intensity that hasn't always been there this season. Patrick Roberts has scored both goals; the first a screamer from distance, the second a well-placed curling strike.

Patrick Roberts is driving into the penalty box in search of a hat-trick but he doesn't fancy it on his right foot, which allows Andrew Considine to recover and nudge the ball out for a corner. The set-piece is headed off target by Mikael Lustig following a near post run.

Simon Church has been hobbling for a while and now he's replaced by Mark Reynolds. That's a striker being replaced by a centre-half, so there will be a bit of reshuffle from Aberdeen.

Shay Logan is shown a yellow card for a late hack on Kieran Tierney as the Celtic right-back skips past the Aberdeen right-back.

Aberdeen win a free-kick 25 yards out and Jonny Hayes decides to have a dip, only to send a tame effort sailing into the arms of Craig Gordon.

Aberdeen continue to push their full-backs up the park as they seek a response but it's leaving the visitors dangerously exposed at the back.

BBC Sportscene presenter Jonathan Sutherland is impressed by Celtic's two-goal hero. You'll be able to see the goals tonight on BBC One Scotland from 22:30.

"Yes, Celtic have won the league but they could have done so much more with more performances like this," says BBC Sportsound pundit Pat Bonner.

Aberdeen defender Graeme Shinnie is being given a rough ride by the livewire Patrick Roberts.

Alasdair Lamont
BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park

"There really is a party atmosphere inside Celtic Park as Ronny Deila's side have begun this match in impressive fashion. Derek McInnes is furious about the time and space Celtic are being given, which has allowed the hugely talented Patrick Roberts to punish Aberdeen on two occasions already."

Celtic defender Mikael Lustig picks up the first booking of the day for a clumsy challenge on Graeme Shinnie. The Dons free-kick is repelled comfortably by the home defence.

A long ball splits the Aberdeen central defenders and Stuart Armstrong is breaking through only to slip and the opportunity is gone.

The Aberdeen defence is extremely jittery from the following corner and a delivery across the face of goal is not dealt with. No Celtic player can apply a touch, though.

Patrick Roberts is in the mood for another as the ball drops to him on the edge of the box but Ash Taylor gets his large frame in the way to deflect the shot wide.

Now it's Aberdeen's turn to enjoy some prolonged possession and a great Jonny Hayes cross drops for Niall McGinn in a promising area at the near post but he can't apply any kind of finish.

Celtic popping the passes around as Aberdeen sit back in numbers. A couple of slack moments in the visiting defence but they survive unpunished.

And we're off!