Stokes hails Celts' spirit after comeback win
Celtic match-winner Anthony Stokes hailed his side's battling spirit after they edged out Dundee United in a seven-goal thriller to reach the William Hill Scottish Cup final.
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Celtic see off Dundee United in Scottish Cup semi
Anthony Stokes' dramatic extra-time winner against Dundee United at Hampden booked Celtic's William Hill Scottish Cup final date with Hibernian on 26 May.
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Stokes goal puts Celtic through
Celtic booked their place in the semi-finals of the William Hill Scottish Cup thanks to Anthony Stokes' winner against St Mirren in Paisley.
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Commons and Stokes face fitness tests
Kris Commons and Anthony Stokes will have fitness tests ahead of the first leg of Celtic's Champions League third-round qualifier against HJK Helsinki at Parkhead.
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Lennon keen to keep Stokes at Celtic
Celtic manager Neil Lennon insisted Friday he wants Republic of Ireland international Anthony Stokes to remain at Parkhead despite reports the striker is set for a move.
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Stokes fires Celtic to victory
Anthony Stokes' first-half tap-in gave much-changed Celtic a 1-0 victory over St Johnstone in their Clydesdale Bank Premier League clash at Parkhead.
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Dundee United 0-4 Celtic
Celtic cruised past 10-man Dundee United and into the semi-finals of the William Hill Scottish Cup.
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Falkirk 1-3 Celtic
An Anthony Stokes double took Celtic past battling Falkirk in the semi-final of the Scottish League Cup at Hampden Park.
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Peterhead 0-3 Celtic
An Anthony Stokes hat-trick helped Celtic into the fifth round of the William Hill Scottish Cup against a stubborn Peterhead at Balmoor.
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Inverness CT 0-2 Celtic
Anthony Stokes' second-half double gave Celtic victory over 10-man Inverness in their Clydesdale Bank Premier League clash at the Tulloch Caledonian Stadium.
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Celtic boss happy with striker reaction
Neil Lennon admits Anthony Stokes and Gary Hooper responded in fine fashion to his recent criticism of the strike duo by sharing the goals in Celtic's 3-1 Europa League win over Rennes at Parkhead last night.
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Celtic 3-1 Rennes
Anthony Stokes' first-half double and a late strike from substitute Gary Hooper gave Celtic victory over Rennes at Parkhead to boost their Europa League hopes.
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Stokes looking for Republic recall
Anthony Stokes admits he would love a recall to the Republic of Ireland squad ahead of their Euro 2012 play-off against Estonia next month.
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Stokes backs Celtic to cope without Izaguirre
Striker Anthony Stokes insists the Celtic squad is strong enough to cope with the loss of last season's player of the year, Emilio Izaguirre, who is facing between four and six months on the sidelines.
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Aberdeen 0-1 Celtic
Celtic lost Emilio Izaguirre to a suspected broken ankle before a late goal from Anthony Stokes saved them from more disappointment at Pittodrie.
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Airtricity League XI 0-5 Celtic
Anthony Stokes and Gary Hooper both scored twice as Celtic beat the Airtricity League XI 5-0 in the Dublin Super Cup.
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Trapattoni slams Stokes withdrawal
Giovanni Trapattoni is infuriated by Celtic striker Anthony Stokes' decision to withdraw from the Republic of Ireland squad because of tiredness.
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Stokes frets over Old Firm role
Anthony Stokes know that no matter how well he plays at Kilmarnock tonight it still might not be enough to guarantee him a place in Sunday's Old Firm game at Ibrox.
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Stokes determined to stick with Celtic
Anthony Stokes insists he would be happy to remain at Celtic for the rest of his career - despite claims from his father that he wants to quit.
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Celtic 1-0 Aberdeen
Anthony Stokes' first-half winner against Aberdeen at Parkhead took Celtic five points clear of Rangers at the top of the Clydesdale Bank Premier League.