Martin O'Neill will take stock of his future as Celtic boss following a 1-0 Scottish Premiership defeat by Rangers at Parkhead. The loss, which left the Hoops two points clear at the top entering the international break, adds to growing scrutiny after a 3-1 Champions League loss to Ferencvaros. The 74-year-old Northern Irishman admitted he will reflect on whether he can help the team, stating, "age plays a part" and joking he might be 110 in two years, suggesting it "might be time to wrap it up." O'Neill addressed the negativity within the support, insisting fans are "absolutely entitled" to criticize him.

He acknowledged the team is in a "big, big fight" with Rangers and Hearts, but admitted he must look at the bigger picture. Former Celtic manager Neil Lennon criticized O'Neill's tactics, claiming Rangers were the far superior side and that Celtic were totally outplayed in the second half. O'Neill remains contracted and will speak to the board after a period of self-reflection.