Motherwell, Scotland (SportsNetwork.com) - A sixth-minute goal from Anthony Stokes was enough to hand Celtic its seventh straight win in the Scottish Premier League as the Hoops secured a 1-0 victory at Motherwell on Saturday. The defending champions enjoyed large spells of dominance in the match but were left a bit frustrated by only managing to score one goal, while Motherwells comeback efforts took a hit midway through the second half when the hosts were reduced to 10 men after Simon Ramsdens red card. Celtic remains three points clear of second-place Inverness, which won 2-1 at Dundee thanks to second-half goals from Billy McKay and Ryan Christie. John Guidetti squandered a great chance in the opening minutes of the match when he rolled a shot just wide of the Motherwell net after being played in on goal by Scott Brown. But the hosts went behind shortly after as some confusion in defense between Fraser Kerr and Ramsden allowed Stefan Johansen to collect a loose ball and round goalkeeper Dan Twardzik before cutting it back for Stokes to fire home. Twardzik kept his team in the game with a nice stop on Johansens close-range effort, and he was tested even more when his side went down to 10 men in the 66th. Good chances from Guidetti, Emilio Izaguirre and James Forrest were all kept out by the excellent Twardzik, and those saves were nearly rewarded in the closing minutes when Motherwell had a chance to snatch a point, only for Lee Erwins header to go inches wide of the post from Lionel Ainsworths cross. Aberdeen rolled to a 3-0 win over Hamilton, Partick Thistle and Kilmarnock traded goals in the opening 20 minutes of a 1-1 draw, and St Johnstone edged St Mirren, 1-0, behind a seventh-minute goal from Michael OHalloran. Brett Hundley College Jersey . 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"As Ive expressed to the media in recent weeks, I wanted to continue with the formula which has brought us the success weve enjoyed these past 17 years -- having a full-time head coach and a full-time general manager to fill each of these positions," said Wetenhall. "The criteria we established was to find an individual familiar with the CFL; someone with success in that position and a background as a position coach. In addition, we sought an individual with a record for moulding and delivering championship teams. "In Toms seven years as a head coach he won three division championships along with a Grey Cup, and twice earned recognition as the CFLs coach of the year. His head coaching record of 72-53-1 speaks for itself. We welcome Tom to the Alouettes family." Popp had made no secret of wanting to continue coaching, but Wetenhall put out a statement recently saying candidates would be interviewed. A year ago, the Alouettes waited until Feb. 19 to name Hawkins, a former U.S. university coach with no experience of the Canadian game. He was 2-3 when he was fired with the team in disarray. Popp, the Alouettes GM since they returned to Montreal in 1996, took over as coach for the third time in his career and went 6-7. It marked only the second time since 1996 the teamm had a losing record, matching the 8-10 mark Popp put up in his only full season as head coach in 2007.dddddddddddd It hurt that starting quarterback Anthony Calvillo was lost for the season in August to a concussion. This time, the team waited five days longer to name a new coach and came up with Higgins, who stepped down in December after five years as the CFLs director of officiating. Higgins did not even get introduced at a press conference. The club said "time constraints and personal obligations" prevented bringing him to Montreal for the announcement, but that he will talk to the media Tuesday on a conference call. He takes over a team that will not have CFL all-time passing leader Calvillo as its starter for the first time since 2000. Instead, 2006 Heisman Trophy winner Troy Smith and young prospect Tanner Marsh are pegged to replace the retired future Hall of Famer. Higgins, who will turn 60 on July 13, led the Eskimos to 13-5 records twice and won a Grey Cup in 2003 in his four years with the club. He had a 28-25 record in three seasons in Calgary from 2005 to 2007. "Tom has worked with and tutored many of the CFLs finest quarterbacks -- Doug Flutie, Henry Burris and Ricky Ray, to mention a few," said team president Mark Weightman. "His expertise will be invaluable in the development of Troy Smith and Tanner Marsh." Higgins has spent 23 years in various CFL jobs, including a stint as GM in Edmonton. 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