All's well at Celtic for Australia's Tom Rogic Australia's Tomas Rogic was impressive for Celtic in the Scottish team's 3-1 loss to Motherwell. CELTIC midfielder Tom Rogic impressed during his Scottish side's 3-1 defeat at Motherwell, while his former A-League club the Mariners also made headlines after they reached the knock-out stages of the Asian Champions League for the first time. Rogic, who has been on the fringes of the Celtic squad, made a rare start for the Scottish Premier League champions as manager Neil Lennon rested some of his squad. Despite Celtics losing the game, Lennon was impressed with Rogic and the Australian hopes it will result in more game time. "It's always good to get a game, not so much when we lose, but I'll never complain about being out on the park," the 20-year-old said. I thought I did OK, but it's hard to think you did OK when you lose. The fans have still to see the best of me and there's a lot more to come. It's hard when you're coming in and out of the squad trying to make an impact, but I'm determined to do my best. I was a bit disappointed with the result, but hopefully I will manage to play some more games before the end of the season. Some of the players are getting a well-deserved rest and that gives me and some of the other boys an opportunity to get into the team, so hopefully I take it. Celtic are aiming to wrap up a league and cup double when they face Hibernian in the Scottish Cup final. Meanwhile, the Central Coast Mariners became only the third A-League team after Adelaide United and Newcastle Jets to reach the knock-out stages of the ACL, despite losing 3-0 at home to Japanese side Kashiwa Reysol. And coach Graham Arnold has called on all Australian football fans to get behind his team. "It's a fantastic achievement for the smallest club in Australia to get to the last 16 in Asia," Arnold said. We'll work hard now over the next two or three weeks. In the next round, we're not just representing Central Coast Mariners, we're representing the A-League and Australia. So hopefully we'll get some Sydney FC supporters up and some Wanderers supporters up and make it a real good football atmosphere. Next up for the Mariners could be a meeting with China's Guangzhou Evergrande, who are coached by World Cup-winning coach Marcello Lippi. Elsewhere, Western Sydney Wanderers have re-signed Labinot Haliti and Jason Trifiro for the 2013-14 A-League season. Haliti and Trifiro both featured for the Wanderers in their grand final defeat to Central Coast Mariners. The Wanderers secured the Premier's Plate in their first season and both Haliti and Trifiro are determined to build on the club's stunning success.