Celtic came from behind twice against Championship club Falkirk to survive a scare and set up a Scottish League Cup semi-final against Aberdeen. Two goals in under three second-half minutes from striker Adam Idah proved decisive after a previously sloppy performance from Brendan Rodgers' side.

Celtic return to Paradise today (Sunday) for the third time in a week, and in the third different competition following games in the Premiership and the UEFA Champions League. And having won their

Celtic came from behind twice to overcome a determined Falkirk side and secure a place in the semi-finals of the Scottish League Cup. Brendan Rodgers’ men, who were given a stern test by their Championship opponents,

The Celtic manager's displeasure was demonstrated by a quadruple substitution on the hour mark, with big-money signing Arne Engels introduced alongside Greg Taylor, Nicolas Kuhn and Yang Hyun-Jun. It had the desired effect as Celtic began to pin Falkirk in their own half and pop the ball about with confidence.

Nicolas Kuhn came off the bench to inspire an emphatic comeback against the Scottish Championship’s top side deservedly led at the break after Ross MacIver and Finn Yeats twice gave them the lead either side of Paulo Bernardo’s powerful strike for a much-changed Celtic team.

Celtic came from behind twice to overcome a determined Falkirk side and secure a place in the semi-finals of the Scottish League Cup. Brendan Rodgers’ men, who were given a stern test by their Championship opponents, eventually ran out 4-2 winners, with two goals from Adam Idah proving pivotal.

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers: "It's always a risk making changes," Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers tells Premier Sports. "You could see that connection wasn't quite there for the first hour. "If there's any blame on the first hour, it's on me. I make the changes. It's a challenge for the guys coming in and I thought they gave everything.

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Nicolas Kuhn's introduction off the bench played a big part in swinging the game Celtic's way. He drove at the tiring Falkirk defence and set up both Adam Idah goals, before finding the back of the net twice himself. A wonderful cameo from the German winger.

Celtic return to domestic action this weekend with a quarter-final clash with Championship outfit Falkirk at Parkhead in the League Cup on Sunday. The Hoops come into this match fresh off the back of a stunning 5-1 win in the Champions League over SK Slovan in Glasgow on Wednesday night,