Neil Lennon has challenged Cameron Carter-Vickers’ assessment of Celtic following Sunday’s 1-0 defeat to Rangers, insisting it is “quite clear they’re not together” on the pitch. Carter-Vickers had defended the unity within Martin O’Neill’s squad after a third consecutive defeat…

Former Celtic manager Neil Lennon has rejected defender Cameron Carter-Vickers' claims of squad unity following Celtic's third consecutive defeat in all competitions. Carter-Vickers insisted the squad remains united and is sticking together, but Lennon argued that the team's performances on the pitch show a side struggling badly for cohesion and form.
Celtic recently suffered a 1-0 home loss to Rangers, which followed a 3-0 Premier Sports Cup defeat and a 3-1 Europa League loss to Ferencváros. Although Celtic remain top of the Scottish Premiership, their lead over Rangers has been cut to two points as manager Martin O'Neill heads into the international break.
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