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John Bostock scored twice as our Spurs XI team toppled Celtic 4-1 in a training ground friendly on Tuesday.

All the goals were scored in an action-packed first half at Spurs Lodge and included two penalties as an experienced Spurs team overcame a young Celtic side.

Danny Rose, Seb Bassong, Vedran Corluka, Niko Kranjcar, Giovani dos Santos, Steven Pienaar and Tom Carroll were all in our starting line-up.

Cameron Lancaster opened the scoring from the penalty spot after being brought down himself in the box in the 18th minute.

That was swiftly followed by the second from Giovani six minutes later, he tapped in from close range after a great run and cross from Pienaar down the left.

Bostock came on for injured Lancaster in the 25th minute and was soon in the thick of the action.

Corluka, who played the first half on his return, floated in a cross from the right and substitute Bostock converted just six minutes after coming on.

Celtic pulled a goal back on the half-hour but it was soon 4-1 as Rose latched onto his own clearance from a corner and raced the length of the pitch, only to be upended in the area.

Bostock stepped up this time and made no mistake.

Giovani and Corluka were replaced by Alex Pritchard and Lee Angol at half-time, and Angol could have added his name to the scoresheet midway through a largely uneventful second half, only for his shot to fly just past the post after a neat ball in from the left from Rose.

The visiting team had a number of chances to close the deficit in the second half, but Alnwick made a string of fine saves, including a crucial double block on the edge on the box to keep the Celtic forwards at bay.

Celtic:

Thomson

Toshney, Blackman, Fraser, Irvine

F Twardzik, McGregor, McGeouch, Keatings

Atajic and George

Subs: Feely, Chalmers, Watt, Jones, Herron and Kidd.

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In what way? Result was no surprise when you see the line ups, 7 first team squad players in that Spurs line up, none in the Selik one. Selik reserves and their 19's have been playing against some really really good opposition over the last year or so, which i am guessing the club think will be good for their development.

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John Bostock.

Whatever happened to that lad? Linked with a move to the MLS last week if I read correctly.

He's been out injured for a while but he's now getting some game time under his belt, like yesterday's run-out against Celtic.

He played the last 8 minutes in Tottenham's 3-0 FA Cup win against Cheltenham earlier this month, which was the first time he played competitive football for Spurs first team this season.

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