Celtic Climb Back With Falkirk Win | Belfast News

Celtic staged a gritty 2-1 comeback against Falkirk, sparking wild celebrations despite manager Martin ONeill admitting the win wasn’t earned — especially after their Champions League collapse. Fans showed unwavering support, even for Luke McCowan, who faced online backlash but received cheers upon his substitute entrance. Falkirk stunned early with a goal off Scott Bain’s error, then doubled it via Camilo Duran before halftime. Though Falkirk pulled one back, Celtic held firm. ONeill acknowledged the squad’s mental and physical toll from Europe, clarifying Reo Hatate’s absence was due to injury, not transfer rumors. Falkirk’s McGlynn praised his team’s resilience in fighting back after going two down — a testament to grit under pressure.

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