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Celtic scores injury-time winner at Lazio to reach last 32



AGENCIES: Olivier Ntcham’s dramatic stoppage-time strike earned Celtic a stunning win over Lazio and a place in the Europa League last 32 with two games to spare.

Serie A’s top scorer Ciro Immobile had given Lazio the lead with an unopposed back-post volley, but James Forrest lashed in his 11th goal of the season just before the break to level.

Neil Lennon’s side had to defend stoutly after the break and looked like they would earn a point until Ntcham ran on to an Odsonne Edouard pass to secure Celtic’s first win in Italy.

It is the second time in two weeks that the Scottish Premiership side has stunned Lazio with a late winner, Christopher Jullien’s header earning victory in Glasgow two weeks ago.

It also means that their games with Rennes at Celtic Park and against Cluj in Romania will now only decide whether they win the group or not.

 

Publish Date : 08 November 2019 08:27 AM

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