Celtic interim manager Martin O'Neill praised the spirit of his squad after they secured a narrow victory against Dundee at Dens Park. The result ensures the Glasgow side remains in contention for the Scottish Premiership title. O'Neill, who took temporary charge following the departure of Brendan Rodgers, credited the players for their resilience during a difficult period for the club.
According to Sky Sports, the match remained closely contested until the closing stages. The visitors eventually broke the deadlock to claim three points, moving them closer to the top of the table. Per reports from The Guardian, the win marks a significant moment for O'Neill as he attempts to steady the team during the final stretch of the season.
Dundee remains in the bottom half of the table following the defeat. Celtic now prepares for its next fixture as the title race enters its final weeks. O'Neill told reporters that the collective effort shown by the squad was essential for maintaining their pursuit of the trophy.
