Fizzing Neil Lennon promises Celtic investigation as he vows to catch culprit 'doing us in'

Europa League opener but not before they staged a rousing finish.First-half goals from Rade Krunic and Brahim Diaz had the visitors cruising but Neil Lennon 's side kept going and sub Mohamed Elyounoussi's header in the 76th minute gave the Hoops hope before Jens Petter Hauge's late sickener.The Irishman told his players they were "amazing" in the build-up but his motivational pick-me-up didn't appear to have the desired effect.Yes, It started positively enough with Celtic working at pace not witnessed since before lockdown as they stated their intent.Olivier Ntcham was key in the opening 10 minutes with both Albian Ajeti and Leigh Griffiths working half chances for themselves but they were unable to create anything clear-cut.But all the

Celtic made his superstars work for it. The Serie A giants took an early lead and controlled the first half of the Europa League tie, with the hosts struggling to get into the game.

Europa League opener.The 49-year-old was delighted with his team's rousing second half display as Mohamed Elyounoussi 's header at 2-0 down changed the game after first-half goals from Rade Krunic and Brahim Diaz had the visitors cruising.Jens Petter Hauge's stoppage time strike gave the Italian giants the points but the Celtic manager was buoyed with his players in the wake of their lifeless defeat to Rangers at the weekend.And Lennon is certain his side can build upon their performance that had Serie A leaders under the cosh in the closing stages.Speaking to BT Sport, he said: "I thought we deserved better. "We deserved something out of the game.

Celtic team close to his chest until the day of the game in a bid to shutdown the Hoops leak. The Celtic boss was left fizzing at the weekend and promised a full investigation into how his team to face Rangers was known online as early as Friday night.

Celtic 's mole serves only as "deflection" from their issues on the field. Neil Lennon was left raging after his line-up to face Rangers was leaked onto social media the evening before the game.

Ryan Christie ahead of their tough Europa League Group H opener against AC Milan on Thursday night. The Hoops attacker was forced to self-isolate after being regarded as a close contact of Stuart Armstrong, who tested positive for Covid-19 on Scotland duty.

Neil Lennon is afforded no such time to brood. Celtic 's defeat to Rangers on Saturday was punishing but any immediate recovery plan must be formulated in the context of a titanic European tussle.

Neil Lennon is backing his "amazing" Celtic players to turn things around in the wake of Saturday's shocker against Rangers. The Premiership champions are still smarting after their derby disappointment but have Thursday's Europa League showdown with Milan to get them excited.

Celtic manager. That's life in the Glasgow goldfish bowl but the pressure to deliver success is nothing new for Neil Lennon, he's been dealing with it for 20 years.

Nir Bitton unable to stand as it took its toll on the Celtic star.Bitton was ruled out of Saturday's 2-0 defeat after testing positive on international duty with Israel, and he says he underestimated the virus. The 28-year-old is no longer in isolation, but will face a series of tests before being allowed to play for Neil Lennon's side again.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic is the famous face of today’s AC Milan.But Massimo Donati insists it’s sensational young guns such as French flyer Theo Hernandez who are the vibrant legs and energy of the revived San Siro giants.The ex-Celtic and Milan star is relishing tomorrow night’s Europa League showdown between his two former clubs. Donati has told Neil Lennon to expect to face a Milan who have gone from a club in transition to a team in form.

Rangers midfielder Liam Burt is at Pittodrie for Aberdeen’s Premiership clash with Hamilton this evening as he continues his hunt for a club. The 21-year-old is in attendance as a guest of Aberdeen after leaving the Hoops in the summer.

Neil Lennon during Saturday's sterile 2-0 defeat to Rangers. The former Hoops academy star worked with the Irishman and reckons the lack of urgency from the touchline should be a concern.Slane has recalled a host of stories in recent years where the Irishman didn't hold back and he is calling for that kind of reaction to return.

Leigh Griffiths and insists his poor attitude over lockdown has 'killed' Neil Lennon.The Celtic boss is under some pressure from fans after defeat to Rangers and Sutton reckons that Peter Lawwell could already be considering a change if things don't improve.The Hoops legend appeared on the Record Celtic podcast and was clearly frustrated at Griffiths only being fit enough to be on the bench against Rangers with just 14 minutes under his belt prior to the weekend.He was left out of the trip to France in pre-season after returning to Lennoxtown overweight and then picked up an injury as he worked to get himself back into condition.And Sutton didn't hold back on the Scotland international, firing: "One player who I have to say doesn’t sit

Celtic. Playmaker Hakan Calhanoglu left Tuesday's training session on crutches and looks set to miss the upcoming Europa League tussle.

Neil Lennon he can't blame his Celtic mole for defeat to Rangers on Saturday. And the outspoken pundit has also warned the Hoops boss that he needs to forget about his injury absences and take responsibility for the poor performance himself.Celtic were comfortably beaten 2-0 by their Glasgow rivals at Celtic Park but were missing the likes of Odsonne Edouard, Ryan Christie, Nir Bitton and James Forrest.

Paul Hartley reckons it’s just as well the Hoops boss has a far stronger chin than old Milan drama queen Dida.The champions are gearing up to face the Serie A giants again in the Europa League on Thursday on the back of a sore one delivered from their fierce rivals Rangers.Hartley was part of the Celtic side that shocked the reigning Champions League winners at Parkhead 13 years ago.It’s a night remembered for Scott McDonald’s last-minute winner – and the OTT reaction from the Milan keeper when he got brushed on the face by a fan celebrating on the pitch.Dida hit the deck like he’d been hit by a sniper but it has been nothing compared to the brickbats bashing Lennon following Saturday’s 2-0 defeat to Gers.Hartley has fond memories of that

Martin O'Neill admits Rangers are a genuine threat again - but still expects his old side to take the title. Steven Gerrard's side make it back-to-back wins at Parkhead on Saturday, the first time they've achieved that since 1995.

Rangers. The talkSPORT host - known for his controversial takes - claims the club have major problems to address following an abject 2-0 loss to their rivals on Saturday.

Barry Ferguson has leapt to the defence of Neil Lennon, insisting the Celtic players should learn to accept criticism. Saturday's defeat to Rangers has piled pressure on the Parkhead boss after his team failed to even muster a shot on target.

Celtic mole could prove fiercely difficult to track down.Parkhead boss Neil Lennon was left furious on Saturday when his team to face Rangers surfaced online hours before kick-off.His side went on to suffer an abject 2-0 defeat and Miller believes the advance warning proved a useful leg-up for the Ibrox men.The former Rangers and Celtic striker doubts any of Lennon's squad would be responsible and admits there are so many potential avenues that it's difficult to pinpoint the source.Lennon's team has leaked on a number of occasions since retaking the job and Miller believes it'll be driving the manager up the wall.He told Sky Sports: “These things happen, if there actually is a leak I would seriously doubt if it was any of the players.