Champions League: Celtic to appeal ban

Celtic are to appeal the one match ban Martin O'Neill received after he was sent off in his sides 3-2 defeat at Juventus.

Mon, 24 Sep, 2001 - 13:25

Celtic are to appeal the one match ban Martin O'Neill received after he was sent off in his sides 3-2 defeat at Juventus.

The Celtic manager was outraged when a controversial penalty was awarded against his side in Turin, who had battled back into contention after being two goals down, and was sent off by the German referee.

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