Celtic began their pre-season preparations with a comfortable 2-0 win over Fulham at Craven Cottage on Sunday afternoon.
Goals from John Hartson and Neil Lennon were enough to give the Scottish champions an easy victory.
Celtic started brightly and broke the deadlock after just nine minutes with John Hartson marking his return to fitness with a goal.
Former Fulham loanee Bobby Petta created the goal breaking down left and crossing for Momo Sylla who in turn fed Hartson to fire home past Ross Flitney.
Sylla and Stephen Pearson went close to adding to the lead as Celtic continued to dominate early on.
Fulham came more into the contest as the first half wore on with Collins John testing David Marshall and Zat Knight heading over the top.
Fulham boss Chris Coleman changed his complete line-up for the second half and the alterations handed the initiative to Celtic.
Stilian Petrov and Craig Beattie were both denied by Mark Crossley before Lennon doubled the lead converting from the penalty spot after Petrov had been hauled down by Crossley.
Newcastle ended their tour of the Far East on a winning note with a penalty shoot-out victory over Kitchee after the game ended 1-1 in Hong Kong.
The Magpies had been beaten in a penalty shoot-out earlier in the week against Thailand, but they made no mistake this time scoring from all their attempts.
Newcastle were stunned after just 14 minutes when former Chelsea star Marcel Desailly, playing as a guest for Kitchee, headed home from a corner.
Another guest player for the hosts almost doubled the lead on 37 minutes when former Middlesbrough ace Fabrizio Ravanelli forced Steve Harper into a fine save.
Newcastle drew level on 63 minutes with new boy James Milner netting his first goal for the club with a fine strike from the edge of the area after being set-up by Shola Ameobi.
Neither side could find a winner in the remaining 27 minutes sending the game into a penalty shoot-out.
Both sides were successful with their first six kicks before Shay Given saved Cheung's effort allowing Aaron Hughes to net the clinching spot-kick.
Goals from John Hartson and Neil Lennon were enough to give the Scottish champions an easy victory.
Celtic started brightly and broke the deadlock after just nine minutes with John Hartson marking his return to fitness with a goal.
Former Fulham loanee Bobby Petta created the goal breaking down left and crossing for Momo Sylla who in turn fed Hartson to fire home past Ross Flitney.
Sylla and Stephen Pearson went close to adding to the lead as Celtic continued to dominate early on.
Fulham came more into the contest as the first half wore on with Collins John testing David Marshall and Zat Knight heading over the top.
Fulham boss Chris Coleman changed his complete line-up for the second half and the alterations handed the initiative to Celtic.
Stilian Petrov and Craig Beattie were both denied by Mark Crossley before Lennon doubled the lead converting from the penalty spot after Petrov had been hauled down by Crossley.
Newcastle ended their tour of the Far East on a winning note with a penalty shoot-out victory over Kitchee after the game ended 1-1 in Hong Kong.
The Magpies had been beaten in a penalty shoot-out earlier in the week against Thailand, but they made no mistake this time scoring from all their attempts.
Newcastle were stunned after just 14 minutes when former Chelsea star Marcel Desailly, playing as a guest for Kitchee, headed home from a corner.
Another guest player for the hosts almost doubled the lead on 37 minutes when former Middlesbrough ace Fabrizio Ravanelli forced Steve Harper into a fine save.
Newcastle drew level on 63 minutes with new boy James Milner netting his first goal for the club with a fine strike from the edge of the area after being set-up by Shola Ameobi.
Neither side could find a winner in the remaining 27 minutes sending the game into a penalty shoot-out.
Both sides were successful with their first six kicks before Shay Given saved Cheung's effort allowing Aaron Hughes to net the clinching spot-kick.
