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Celtic defender Liam Scales believes Kasper Hogh's "amazing attitude" will see the Danish striker through his barren spell in front of goal.
Hogh has failed to score in 17 of his 18 Celtic matches since joining for a club-record £11m fee in the summer.
The former Bodo/Glimt man had a goal disallowed in Saturday's 1-0 win against Kilmarnock before centre-back Scales scored the winner.
It was Scales' third goal of the season, matching Hogh's tally.
"He's been brilliant," Scales said. "He keeps doing the right things and eventually it will fall for him.
"He was so unlucky with his goal being ruled out. And he told me he was right behind me with the goal I scored. If I'd known that I might have left it.
"It will fall for him. He's a goalscorer and a good player. His all-round game was brilliant, he held the ball up really well.
"He's just been unlucky. But his attitude has been brilliant. If he keeps doing the right things it will work out for him.
"He has an amazing attitude and that's why I really believe he will be successful."
