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Relieved O’Neill glad Celtic found a way to progress in the Scottish Cup after being on the brink of shock exit

Martin O’Neill admitted that he was staring a Scottish Cup exit square in the face until Celtic scored a last-gasp leveller against Dundee before going on to claim a remarkable extra-time triumph.

Steven Pressley’s side looked like they could be on their way to their first win in the competition at Celtic Park when midfielder Ethan Hamilton thundered in his first Dundee goal in the 49th minute of the pulsating fifth-round tie.

The home side toiled thereafter but, with effectively the last touch of the game which went beyond the five added minutes on the board, Junior Adamu — who came off the bench to make his debut — flicked in a dramatic equaliser.

Two minutes into extra time another substitute, Sebastian Tounekti, who set up Adamu’s goal, fired in the winner for Celtic.

It completed a stunning escape in a match that was played out to a half-full stadium, with many home fans continuing their protest against the Celtic board.

A relieved O’Neill said: ‘Well, naturally delighted to be in the hat for the next round. It seemed a long, long way away when, what was it, the 97th minute?

Martin O’Neill expressed relief after Celtic’s 2-1 win over Dundee in the Scottish Cup, saying he’s glad they found a way to progress after being on the brink of a shock exit. The match went into extra time, with Celtic ultimately securing their place in the next round ¹.

O’Neill’s tenure at Celtic has been marked by a strong run of results, including a 4-0 win over Dundee United earlier in the season. However, the team has faced challenges, including protests from fans over the club’s management and transfer policies ² ³.

Celtic’s next match is against Hearts, and O’Neill’s departure has been confirmed, with Wilfried Nancy set to take over as the new manager ⁴.

Celtic’s recent match against Dundee ended in a 2-1 win for Celtic in the Scottish Cup, with manager Wilfried Nancy expressing relief that they found a way to progress despite being on the brink of a shock exit. This win comes after a tough start for Nancy, who lost his first two matches in charge, including a 3-1 defeat to St Mirren in the Scottish League Cup final ¹ ².

Celtic is currently second in the Scottish Premiership, six points behind leaders Hearts. Their next match is against Dundee United, and Nancy is urging fans to trust him as he works to turn the team’s fortunes around

Celtic’s recent match against Dundee ended in a 2-1 win for Celtic in the Scottish Cup, with manager Wilfried Nancy expressing relief that they found a way to progress despite being on the brink of a shock exit. This win comes after a tough start for Nancy, who lost his first two matches in charge, including a 3-1 defeat to St Mirren in the Scottish League Cup final ¹ ².

Celtic is currently second in the Scottish Premiership, six points behind leaders Hearts. Their next match is against Dundee United, and Nancy is urging fans to trust him as he works to turn the team’s fortunes around