'Four points is nothing' - O'Neill stays cool after statement win By Kheredine Idessane BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park Published 52 minutes ago With ongoing supporter discontent, a recent tennis ball protest against the major shareholder on a golf…

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill downplayed his team's lead in the Scottish Premiership following a dominant 7-1 victory over Hearts. Despite moving four points clear at the top of the table with a superior goal difference, O'Neill stated that such an advantage means little this early in the campaign.
The emphatic win featured goals from Callum Osmand, Benjamin Nygren, and Camilo Duran alongside strong contributions from Haissem Hassan. However, O'Neill emphasized that heavy rotation will be necessary across their upcoming schedule, starting with a must-win Europa League clash against Celta Vigo on Thursday.
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