You can catch highlights from today's victories for Celtic and Rangers on Sportscene at 19:15.

We head into an international break now, with Scotland, already qualified for Euro 2024, in Georgia on Thursday and at home to Norway next Sunday.

The Scottish Premiership action resumes on Saturday, 25 November.

The game was interrupted three times by fans coming on to the pitch and Brendan Rodgers was less than impressed.

"That's not the Celtic way," said the manager. "Stay off the pitch. Watch the game and show some respect."

Brendan Rodgers then expresses himself "very pleased" with the season so far since he returned as Celtic manager.

"Performance level is improving all the time," he tells BBC Scotland.

"The cohesion and synchronisation of the team is getting better and I thought the players were fantastic dealing with that game in midweek.

"The intensity was impressive, the guys who started gave us a good base and the guys coming into the game finished it off very well for us.

"It is important to make a good start and we've made a very good start.

"But I will always demand more. We have to be hungry to improve."

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers is delighted with the "performance and result".

"I said beforehand there was pain in the week, but good teams always take the opportunity to bounce back quick and I thought we did that," the he tells BBC Scotland.

"We started well, scored some wonderful goals and could have had more - the goalkeeper had a couple of wonderful saves.

"Some of the movement and combination play was excellent."

Meanwhile, Rodgers praised both his wingers - Luis Palma and Yang Hyun-jun - for their improvement since coming to Celtic.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on Sky Sports

Aberdeen need to find some consistency or it could be a long season for them.

Brendan Rodgers calls Kyogo's head knock a "nasty blow" and indicates the striker will not go away with Japan for international duty.

"Always important to start fast," Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers tells Sky Sports.

"Our positioning was good and some of our combination play was outstanding.

"The subs made a great impact too, they kept the energy in the game."

Asked what he has to say to Aberdeen's fans, Barry Robson adds that "we let them down".

Admitting he is "angry", he says: "We are Aberdeen Football Club and have to better than that."

How do Aberdeen respond? "Keep working, come out fighting and try to win the next game," Robson adds.

Aberdeen manager Barry Robson was "not interested" in making excuses from their midweek Conference League exertions.

"Not good enough - every aspect," the Aberdeen manager tells BBC Scotland. "That's from me, the staff, everyone.

"We never started the game well. First 15 minutes, poor, not getting close to anyone.

"Second half, we got them in, told them to get a bit closer to them. We got a bit closer to them for 15 minutes, but after that, we weren't good enough.

"When you go 3-0 down, you have to stop the bleeding and we didn't do that."

Kheredine Idessane
BBC Scotland at Celtic Park

Celtic haven't lost to Aberdeen since May 2018 and the way the Dons set up and approached this one, that stat was never likely to change this afternoon.

Celtic were simply streets ahead; given time and space to play, their creative stars like Yang, Palma and O'Riley had a field day. Two goals up after 15 minutes, it could easily have been four. By half-time, the fact the home side hadn't added to their lead was only due to some sloppy finishing and some really good goalkeeping by Kelle Roos.

It was as if the home side knew Aberdeen couldn't and wouldn't really threaten them after that, as much of the energy of the game ebbed away for a while, especially after Kyogo's horrible head knock meant the Japanese star had to be helped off the pitch.

Still, Celtic managed four more goals in a late second-half blitz as the visitors fell apart completely. Luis Palma got a goal and a couple of terrific assists and is developing into a fine signing.

Brendan Rodgers' side has only dropped four points so far in an impressive start to the defence of their title as we head into the final international break of the year. They'll take some catching, even by a much improved Rangers.

Aberdeen continue to blow hot and cold. Here, they were pretty much freezing as they failed to land a glove on Celtic.

Willie Miller
Former Aberdeen captain on BBC Sportsound

I just don't understand why you want to sit back and allow Celtic so much of the ball. Aberdeen's first half, I don't think that is acceptable. They were very fortunate to be just 2-0 down at the interval. They gave Celtic no challenge whatsoever.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Celtic were very good today, they moved the ball so quickly and the wingers were exceptional.

A few days on from conceding six in Madrid, Celtic rack up six of their own to slap down Aberdeen.

The champions move eight points clear at the top again.

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Celtic are showboating now as Matt O'Riley scoops an audacious pass over the top of the beleaguered Dons defence. James Forrest gets there first but can only balloon his volleyed attempt over the top.

Celtic are still piling forward and the bad news for Aberdeen is that there will be another 10 minutes added for all the various stoppages.

The goal opens up for Alistair Johnston as the Celtic full-back cuts inside but his left foot 'swinger' sends the ball high over the top.

More replacements as captains Graeme Shinnie and Callum McGregor trot off... Jonny Hayes is heading for an early shower too.

Duk and Connor Barron are on for the Dons, Tomoki Iwata is the new arrival for Celtic.