Celtic suffered another humiliating European defeat tonight as Benfica dismantled Martin O’Neill’s side 4-1 in Lisbon. The scoreline

Celtic suffered a comprehensive 4-1 European defeat against Benfica in Lisbon, conceding three first-half goals in 36 minutes. Jhon Durán scored twice alongside an Alexander Bah strike for the hosts, before Camilo Durán pulled one back for Celtic and Vangelis Pavlidis completed the rout late on.
Writer Phillip Cooney argues that manager Martin O'Neill made questionable tactical decisions, particularly starting Oliver Sørensen and Kasper Høgh. Cooney contends that half-time substitutes Haissem Hassan and Callum Osmand brought necessary energy, while asserting Camilo Durán should lead Celtic's attack centrally.
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