Martin O’Neill has confirmed his final game in charge of Celtic will be against Dundee, with Wilfried Nancy’s appointment expected imminently.73-year-old O’Neill returned to the Celtic dugout in October, 20 years on from his first spell as Parkhead boss, after Brendan Rodgers’ resignation.
He was expected not to stay after the 2-1 victory at Hibs on Sunday, but a win over Dundee could take the Hoops to the top of the Premiership if Hearts lose to Kilmarnock at home.
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O’Neill stated, “You will find it reassuring to know that tomorrow evening this is the plan. I have been assured by the board.””A young man is coming in, and I’m giving it to him.”
“It’s obvious that we have a big, big match tomorrow night and I would like to win it, if possible.”
It won’t be simple. Dundee already did it a few months ago. We’ve got quite a task on our hands.”
Celtic won all of their Premiership matches with the Northern Irishman. They also defeated Rangers and reached this month’s League Cup finale.
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Highlights of the Scottish Premiership match between Hibernian vs Celtic
“The nice thing is that the players have responded, and they’ve shown that they are willing to try and implement certain things that I consider important about this game,” added the Northern Irishman.”That is all. I don’t even know if some people have been reluctant to take the step. I’m joking.They’ve done a great job, I can’t say enough good things about them.”We have one more match left, for me. They have big, important matches ahead of them. The response has been great.”Sutton – Nancy must be ready to go after O’Neill’s masterclass
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2025-12-02 14:20:00
