Scottish Soccer: Celtic determined not to add to 2002 shocks

Celtic manager Martin O’Neill will guard against a Scottish Cup upset after watching several top English sides exit the FA Cup.

Tue, 08 Jan, 2002 - 08:32

Celtic manager Martin O’Neill will guard against a Scottish Cup upset after watching several top English sides exit the FA Cup.

Sunderland and Derby were dumped out of the English competition by West Brom and Bristol Rovers respectively but the biggest shock was Premiership leaders Leeds’ defeat at Second Division Cardiff.

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