Norwich 2-0 Celtic: Paul Lambert beats old club Celtic in testimonial Published on Wednesday 23 May 2012 04:09 NORWICH beat Scottish champions Celtic last night at Carrow Road in Adam Drury's testimonial match. Drury, 33, joined the Canaries from Peterborough in March 2001, going on to captain the club when they were promoted to the Premier League under Nigel Worthington, then remaining loyal when Norwich sank down to npower League One three years ago. However, the veteran full-back has yet to discover whether he will be given a contract extension for next season, having helped Paul Lambert's side retain their top-flight status. Norwich captain Grant Holt started in attack, despite having lodged a shock transfer request last week, which was rejected. Goalkeeper John Ruddy, however, did not feature, as he was scheduled to join up with the England Euro 2012 squad for the first time today. Celtic manager Neil Lennon brought a mix of youth and experience down to Norfolk. Under-17s" captain Stuart Findlay was in defence and 29-goal Gary Hooper - a reported target for Premier League newcomers Southampton - in attack, while on-loan Newcastle goalkeeper Fraser Forster returned to Carrow Road, where he was part of the Canaries" 2010 League One title side. The Scottish champions were cheered on by a 2,500-strong travelling support in full voice, who welcomed former Bhoys midfielder Lambert as he took to the dugout. Celtic forward Tom Watt saw his dipping effort tipped over by Jed Steer before Norwich went ahead on 19 minutes when James Vaughan fired in from Wes Hoolahan's cross. Both sides made several changes for the second half, when Watt again stung Steer's hands on the hour with a fierce 20-yard drive which was tipped over, before Drury was substituted to a standing ovation from the 18,508 crowd. Henri Lansbury, who helped West Ham win promotion back to the Premier League via the play-offs during his loan spell at Upton Park last season, stabbed in Norwich's second goal with 20 minutes left. Now-retired Darren Huckerby, who spearheaded Norwich's drive to the top flight in 2004, received a warm welcome when he came on for the closing stages - to chants of "Lambert, sign him up" from the Carrow Road faithful. Huckerby, 36, who had a spell in the United States with San Jose Earthquakes after leaving Norwich, was denied a grand finale by a point-blank save from Forster. Before the game, Lennon revealed Celtic had begun moves to keep hold of Hooper, who has been linked with a move to Barclays Premier League newcomers Southampton after hitting 29 goals last season. Lennon told STV: "We had a preliminary meeting with his agent last week and it was very cordial. It went very well and we made it clear that we want Gary to stay. Gary likes it here and he's happy here. He's had such a good season and he's such a good player that no doubt there'll be clubs in for him, but we'll try and resist all offers that come our way. Norwich: Steer, Drury, Johnson, Vaughan, Holt, Hoolahan, E Bennett, Barnett, Ward, Howson, Naughton. Subs: Rudd, Nelson, Lansbury, Pacheco, Surman, Pilkington, Fox, Wilbraham, Francomb, R Bennett, Smith, Lappin, Huckerby. Celtic: Forster; McGeouch, K. Wilson, Findlay, Blackman; Ibrahim, McCourt, Commons; Watt, Hooper, Stokes. Subs: Thomson, Lindsay, McNally, Kidd, Johnstone.