Celtic will respect underdogs

Martin O'Neill insists Celtic are not good enough to treat any team lightly at this stage in the Champions League.

Wed, 13 Aug, 2003 - 09:28

Martin O'Neill insists Celtic are not good enough to treat any team lightly at this stage in the Champions League.

The Parkhead side take on MTK Hungaria in Budapest in the first leg of the final qualifying round, and the Hoops boss will not be taking anything for granted.

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