Celtic return on the top

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Celtic delivered a dominant display to beat St Johnstone and return to the top of the Scottish Premiership with 71 points, 30 games played.

The defending champions moved a point ahead of Rangers who have 70 points , 29 games played, they will play on Sunday. Goals from Kyogo Furuhashi, Nicolas Kuhn and James Forrest help Celtic to correct all maximum points.

Kyogo, who also struck the crossbar, and Alistair Johnston had other goals ruled out for offside.

St Johnstone, who replied late on through Connor Smith, drop a spot to 10th with 28 points, 30 games played and are just a point above Ross County in the relegation play-off place.

Rangers, who have the same goal difference as Celtic but with fewer goals scored, visit Dundee on Sunday. After that final Premiership game before the international break, all top-flight teams will have eight fixtures to play.

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