Celtic's five wins on the trot and undefeated run of eight matches suggests to Gary Hooper that they have got their Scottish Premier League consistency back.
The Hoops have got their domestic season back on track by cutting their deficit with Rangers to just four points following some poor form earlier in the campaign and Hooper, who netted the winner in the 1-0 win at Dundee United yesterday, feels the team is now in a very good position.
"I think we have found the consistency we've been searching for," he said.
"This is another clean sheet and full points which was what we set out to achieve before the start of the game.
"In the end it was a very good victory for us and now we can look forward to next week when Hearts come to our place.
"If we play with four attacking players again like we did here against United we should create a lot of chances.
"We didn't take them today and it didn't go for us in the second half but we got through it."
