Celtic captain Scott Brown warns rivals they 'will only get better'

Captain Scott Brown says Cetlic are "going to get better" after they clinched a seventh successive Premiership title by defeating rivals Rangers 5-0 at Parkhead on Sunday.

Odsonne Edouard, the 20-year-old French striker on loan from Paris St Germain, scored a first-half double with James Forrest netting a third before the break.

Midfielders Tom Rogic and Callum McGregor added second-half goals as Celtic recorded their biggest league win over their rivals.

Brendan Rodgers' side are now a Scottish Cup final win over Motherwell away from recording successive domestic trebles for the first time ever.

Brown, who has won eight titles with Celtic since signing from Hibernian in 2007, said: "We are going to get better. There is a lot more focus on training.

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"We can work on tactics a lot more, work on how we are going to press teams because sometimes when it is Saturday-Wednesday-Saturday it is hard to make sure you get that consistency into training to work on our formation and style of
play.

"It was all about the way we played. Take nothing away from Rangers we were outstanding from start to finish.

"Every single player worked as hard as they could and gave everything in the game and we knew we wanted to win it and that's what we managed to do.

"We would have taken a couple of more goals but 5-0 at home to win the league is outstanding."

Celtic won the league last year going unbeaten in 38 games.

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