O'Neill makes two changes

Martin O’Neill made two changes for today’s Bank of Scotland Premier League clash at Almondvale after their latest Champions League disappointment in the Ukraine.

O'Neill makes two changes
Sun, 24 Oct, 2004 - 14:43

Martin O’Neill made two changes for today’s Bank of Scotland Premier League clash at Almondvale after their latest Champions League disappointment in the Ukraine.

The Celtic manager kept faith with Ross Wallace and Stephen McManus after they came on during the defeat to Shakhtar Donetsk and they replaced John Hartson and Didier Agathe.

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