The Parkhead talisman left the field during the first half but returned to net in the second half.
Brendan Rodgers brushed off an injury scare for Celtic 's star man Kyogo ahead of a Champions League clash with Feyenoord.
Rodgers was pleased with a resounding win over the Taysiders which saw David Turnbull net a penalty followed by Kyogo and Matt O'Riley strikes ease them to victory with all goals scored in the space of 17 second half minutes. Reo Hatate also made a return from injury and there were debuts for Nat Phillips, Luis Palma and Paulo Bernardo and Rodgers was delighted to get the Japanese international back into action. He said: "It's brilliant as he's like a new player to be honest as he's missed a lot of playing time after being injured against Aberdeen.
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