Soccer: Stamp out cheating - O'Neill

Celtic manager Martin O’Neill wants cheating stamped out - but not at the expense of innocent players.

Soccer: Stamp out cheating - O'Neill
Thu, 27 Dec, 2001 - 08:30

Celtic manager Martin O’Neill wants cheating stamped out - but not at the expense of innocent players.

The Parkhead side defeated Livingston despite being reduced to 10 men following the second-half dismissal of Joos Valgaeren.

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