Kyogo Furuhashi reaches milestone as Celtic brush past Greenock Morton

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Kyogo Furuhashi reaches milestone as Celtic brush past Greenock Morton
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Aaron Mooy and David Turnbull also scored as Tomoki Iwata made debut

Kyogo Furuhashi celebrates one of his goals against Morton. Photograph: Ian MacNicol/Getty ImagesKyogo Furuhashi hit the 20-goal mark for the campaign as Celtic beat Greenock Morton 5-0 in the Scottish Cup.

Morton had enjoyed some decent spells of pressure before Mooy opened the scoring from the spot and had a chance to go ahead after Callum McGregor was just wide from long range at the other end.Lewis Strapp had the sort of chance the 2,000 or so fans in the sold-out away end would have dreamed about after playing a one-two with Robbie Crawford. But the left-back shot straight at Joe Hart from 10 yards.

Footage showed Abada’s shot hit off the foot of Baird then bounced up away from goal and skimmed Ambrose’s arm, which was slightly out from his body. Napier decided it was a “clear and obvious” error from Clancy, who pointed to the spot after studying the incident on his monitor. Abada and Daizen Maeda threatened before Celtic went further ahead in the 42nd minute when Furuhashi laid the ball back for Turnbull to find the bottom corner with a first-time side-footed effort from 22 yards.

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