Celtic’s miserable week ended with another defeat to Rangers on Sunday. Three losses in the space of seven days have left Martin O’Neill with plenty…

Former Celtic manager Neil Lennon has criticized defender Cameron Carter-Vickers following Celtic's 1-0 defeat to Rangers at Parkhead. Carter-Vickers stated after the match that there was not much between the sides and that the squad remains together. Lennon disputed these comments on Sky Sports, arguing that the players are clearly not together and are not playing well enough.
The defeat to Rangers marked Celtic's third loss in seven days, leaving manager Martin O'Neill reflecting on his future. Lennon highlighted a significant drop in individual form among senior players, stating that many have fallen off a cliff. Former player Chris Sutton also criticized the team, stating they looked like they had been thrown together.
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