Pundit Kris Boyd claimed Celtic reached a turning point and pressed the crisis button following their recent defeat to Falkirk. Despite subsequent victories over Besiktas and Kilmarnock keeping Martin O'Neill's side four points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership, Boyd stated Celtic are making hard work of their fixtures.
Boyd argued that rivals Rangers currently appear more convincing and benefit from a game in hand. He added that O'Neill is struggling to find tactical balance, noting underperforming wide players alongside striker Kasper Hogh amid the challenges of competing in European football.
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