A VAR CHEEK BY RANGERS

Midtjylland in Denmark. O'Neill said: “I'm delighted to be here and if you said to me I've got one more win over Rangers, well that’s the best news in the world ... for God's sake, take it on.

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“Whatever excuses they make, two things...

“I don't think it was a penalty and I think Trusty was lucky to stay on the field, having seen those things back.

“So, that's my points.

“But it’s still one of the great fixtures in European football, if not the world. We won.

“Watching it back, sometimes there's things you miss. Wed awesome, really great chances.

“Rangers did great with 10 men in the second half. But, we did create some chances.”

O'Neill is determined to build on his unbeaten start - amid support growing for the 73-year-old to stick around longer.

Celts are searching for a permanent gaffer but Craig Bellamy has cooled talk he's ready to jump ship from Wales.

O'Neill insisted it’s business as usual for him until the Hoops board decide otherwise.

He said: “No I haven't [spoken to the board]. I'm totally aware that the results dictate everything, everything.