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Martin O'Neill Blown Away by 'Magnificent' Celtic Player After Europa League Draw in Italy
Celtic secured a vital point despite playing with ten men after Reo Hatate's red card, keeping their Europa League qualification hopes alive with eight points.
- In Bologna, Celtic were held to a 2-2 draw after ten men surrendered a two-goal half-time lead, securing momentum ahead of their final group game next week.
- Reo Hatate opened the scoring inside six minutes after a Bologna goalkeeper error but collected two yellow cards in three minutes, resulting in a red card and leaving Celtic a player down.
- Bologna's sustained pressure paid off in the second half with Thijs Dallinga's 58th-minute header from Jens Odgaard's flicked cross and Jonathan Rowe's 72nd-minute strike past Kasper Schmeichel, as Bologna registered 37 attempts.
- A win would clinch Celtic's place in the playoff round, and victory over Utrecht at Celtic Park next Thursday would move them to 11 points, Martin O'Neill said.
- Daizen Maeda both created the opener and later shifted roles on the pitch, playing as a supplementary wing-back after briefly dealing with a contact-lens issue.
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Irish NewsMartin O’Neill hails ‘colossal’ team spirit as 10-man Celtic draw in Bologna
Reo Hatate, who was also sent off, and Auston Trusty scored for the Hoops.
·Wrexham, United Kingdom
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Big scare for Bologna in Europa League: against Celtic he risks falling into the house, he goes under two goals but he climbs up again and touches on several occasions the goal of victory. The direct octaves, however, become an impossible task
·Italy
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Leaning Left7Leaning Right1Center7Last UpdatedBias Distribution47% Left, 46% Center
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