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in the Europa League under incoming manager Wilfried Nancy.

O'Neill was beaming after Celts stunned Feyenoord 3-1 to blast back into the frame to reach the knockout stages. It is the club's first away win on the continent since beating Ferencvaros FOUR years ago - a run of 15 games.

The 73-year-old is expected to be in the dugout one last time in Sunday's Premiership clash with Hibs at Easter Road.

But he'll savour another stunning Euro success.

O'Neill said: "Absolutely. I'm thrilled for the team.

"There's a bit of selfishness to it, of course, but it was lovely to win, not just away from home but at Feyenoord. It was terrific.

"It is really big. Winning away from home is terrific. That's not easy in Europe, it's certainly not easy here.

"The very obvious thing is it gives them confidence and a bit of belief they can actually compete.

"Even if the result had gone against us, I thought we were competing.

"Judging on last season's format, you probably need 10, maybe even 11, points to qualify.