Celtic’s Callum McGregor Hailed as Magnificent After Derby Win

Callum McGregor has been lauded as ‘magnificent’ following Celtic’s comeback victory. Celtic interim manager Martin O’Neill praised the captain’s performance after the derby win. O’Neill was delighted with the team’s overall performance in the second half.

O’Neill’s Praise for Key Players

Martin O’Neill singled out McGregor and Daizen Maeda for their contributions. Daizen Maeda was also described as sensational. According to O’Neill, Maeda is in a rich vein of form at the moment and he was sensational for the team.

O’Neill highlighted Maeda’s negative play, noting that he is adept at it. He also stated that Maeda galvanises the team. O’Neill believes the player deserved his goals.

Celtic’s Title Race Outlook

Martin O’Neill acknowledged the challenges ahead in the title race. He admits they still have two mountains to climb in their bid to retain the Scottish title. O’Neill stated that the midweek game is going to be extremely difficult, as Motherwell are a fine footballing team.

According to O’Neill, the team has come roaring back since they questioned themselves after the Dundee United game. He added that the whole effort from the team has been terrific. O’Neill admitted that they might fall short at the end of it all. He recognised the raucous crowd’s support, saying they have carried the team through a few times.

Rangers’ Perspective on the Loss

Rangers head coach Danny Rohl admits the loss hurts and makes them angry. He acknowledges his side have not only slipped out of the title race but will now finish third. Rohl described the match as very competitive from both sides.

The Title Race Continues

The title race moves on to Wednesday night for the penultimate round of fixtures. For the neutral, this is shaping up to be an epic end to the season. Neil Lennon stated that he would put Celtic as favourites, on current form and believes it’s a two-horse race. All of a sudden, momentum’s with them.

Hearts could still win it on Wednesday night if they beat Falkirk and Celtic lose to Motherwell. Both of those results are definitely possible.

The midweek game is going to be extremely difficult.

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