Celtic ended a long-standing European away drought in spectacular fashion on Thursday, 27th November 2025, securing a memorable 3-1 comeback victory against Feyenoord in Rotterdam.
A Comeback Forged in Character
Facing a deficit, Interim manager Martin O'Neill watched his side demonstrate immense resilience. After going a goal down, the team's spirit ignited. O'Neill later praised the confidence that "flooded" into his players following the equaliser, transforming the match's momentum entirely.
Goal-Scoring Heroes Seal Historic Triumph
The turnaround was powered by goals from three key players. Yang Hyun-jun, Reo Hatate, and Benjamin Nygren all found the net, overwhelming the Dutch side and securing a dominant win. This 3-1 result marked a significant milestone: it was Celtic's first European away victory since 2021.
O'Neill's Successful Interim Spell Concludes
The match served as a fitting European farewell for Martin O'Neill, who described the performance as "terrific". This victory further cemented his successful interim tenure, which has now yielded an impressive five wins from six matches. O'Neill is expected to step down after the team's upcoming league game on Sunday, having vastly exceeded expectations during his brief time in charge.
