O'Neill is adamant his team can still make the knockouts despite crumbling in Lisbon

Martin O'Neill insisted that Celtic's European campaign remains alive despite suffering a heavy 4-1 defeat against Benfica in Lisbon. Celtic are pointless after two matches, with Jhon Duran scoring a brace alongside goals from Alexander Bah and Vangelis Pavlidis for the hosts, while Camilo Duran scored Celtic's lone response.
O'Neill highlighted the team's improved second-half display as evidence of their potential to advance with six matches remaining. He also admitted facing attacking decisions ahead of facing Hearts, following an unproductive performance from Kasper Hogh, who was substituted at halftime.
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