Martin O’Neill says Celtic face a tough challenge to win the Scottish Premiership if they drop any more points, though he insists a comeback is still possible. With seven games left, the defending champions sit third, two points behind Rangers and five behind Hearts.
Celtic have struggled in Dundee this season, having lost at Dens Park for the first time since 1988 and suffering another defeat at Tannadice. O’Neill highlighted the importance of focusing on their own results, noting that playing early can be an advantage but also brings pressure.
On injuries, O’Neill provided updates on Arne Engels and Julian Araujo. Araujo, dealing with a thigh problem, has returned to Bournemouth for treatment but is recovering well. Engels has trained most of the week, and O’Neill says they will monitor him before deciding if he can play on Sunday.
