“Martin O'Neill Urges Celtic to Find a Way in Europe After Third Straight Defeat” — what this page in the network covers. Celtic's European struggles continued with a third consecutive defeat, prompting former manager Martin O'Neill to challenge the Scottish champions to 'find a way' to win on the continent. The Glasgow side have dominated domestically under Brendan Rodgers, but their European form has raised questions about the gap between Scottish Premiership success and competing in the Champions League. O'Neill, who led Celtic to the UEFA Cup final in 2003, believes the current squad must adapt their approach to overcome the tactical and physical demands of European football.
The latest loss leaves Celtic bottom of their Champions League group with no points from three matches, making progression to the knockout stages highly unlikely. With key fixtures still to come, the pressure is on Rodgers and his players to deliver a positive result and restore pride. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.