Celtic manager Martin O'Neill has ordered a social media ban for his players ahead of the Champions League playoff second leg against LASK. The Hoops boss wants to avoid complacency, with the team holding a 3-0 lead from the first leg.
What's at stake?
Celtic are looking to nail down a Champions League return, and O'Neill knows his side are in a commanding position, but he insisted no one at the club is thinking their spot among the big boys is a banker.
Why the ban?
O'Neill warned his troops to stay off social media to remain focused on finishing off the job, saying: "Honestly, I swear to you, there will be no complacency."
What comes next?
The team is set to face LASK in Austria, and O'Neill is taking nothing for granted, despite the team's recent form, which includes a 5-game winning run, and a 3-1 win over Heart Of Midlothian on 2026-05-16, with the team currently sitting 3 points behind leaders Heart Of Midlothian in the Premiership, having finished 3rd in the final 2025 table with 67 points from 33 games, scoring 59 goals and conceding 35. The Hoops boss is also looking to strengthen his squad, with several targets being pursued, including Bosnian midfielder Ermin Mahmic, and is in the market for a goalkeeper to challenge Viljami Sinisalo, with £4m-rated Blackburn no.1 Balazs Toth being considered.
