Celtic secured a gutsy 2-2 draw at Bologna in the Europa League, maintaining their unbeaten record under Martin O'Neill despite Reo Hatate's first-half red card. The team showed remarkable spirit, with Auston Trusty's 17 clearances epitomizing their defensive resolve to earn a precious point in Italy.

This result keeps Celtic's hopes of European progress alive and underscores O'Neill's transformation of a side previously struggling under Wilfried Nancy. The club had won just two of eight games before his return, but have since lost only once in 12 matches, rediscovering their identity and belief.

The performance, particularly with ten men, suggests a team built on clarity and effort rather than complex tactics. Celtic now face Hearts on Sunday, with the momentum and restored pride from this Italian night fueling their domestic and European ambitions.