Randalstown Hoops - The Highs And Lows Of A Week - Podcast 11

Welcome back to our weekend podcast where look back as Celtic drew 2-2 with Inverness Caledonian Thistle .Inverness snatched a last-gasp equaliser to end Celtic's 100 per cent start to the Scottish Premiership season.Alex Fisher's 88th-minute header snatched a point for the hosts in the Highlands as he turned in Greg Tansey's pinpoint cross.Despite the lateness of the goal, there were still to chances to win it for either side, with Tansey curling a 22-yard free-kick just wide of the post before Owain Fon William saved from Moussa Dembele deep into stoppage time.Celtic took the lead through Tom Rogic's fifth goal of the season after 17 minutes, turning home a simple tap-in at the back post from Kieran Tierney's cross.Caley were level 10 mintes later when Billy King turned inside Cristian Gamboa before firing into the top corner from just outside the penalty area.The Hoops' response was immediate, however, as Scott Sinclair preserved his record of having scored in each of Celtic's league games so far this season.His sixth goal of the season came when he expertly curled past Fon Williams in to the top corner.That's how it stayed until Fisher's late leveller, a result which sees Celtic stay top, three points ahead of Hearts and St Johnstone, while Caley move off the bottom at the expense of Partick Thistle.We all so hear from brendan rodgers post match interview where he talks to sky tv .We look back as Lionel Messi scored his sixth Champions League hat-trick as rampant Barcelona inflicted on Celtic their heaviest ever European defeat.The Argentina forward cracked in an early first goal in the Group C match.Celtic's Moussa Dembele had a penalty saved before Messi poked in his second.In the second half, Neymar's free-kick sailed into the net, Andres Iniesta volleyed a fourth, Messi slid home the fifth and Luis Suarez scored with a volley and then a side-footed finish.