Martin O'Neill believes Celtic could have beaten the La Liga giants under the lights in Glasgow's east end as he delivered his views on the Champions League matchday three encounter.
Former Celtic boss Martin O'Neill thought Celtic could have beaten Atletico Madrid on Tuesday night as he hailed their 'terrific' performance.
A trip to Atletico Madrid next time out will give Celtic a chance to avenge what O'Neill thinks should have been a win in the east end. And the ex Hoops gaffer claimed that whilst they will be disappointed without garnering a result, he admitted it was the best Celtic had played 'in a long time'. READ MORE: Celtic player ratings vs Atletico Madrid as O'Riley incredible, Kyogo clinical and Taylor targeted
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