Martin O'Neill's Celtic are still very much in the Scottish Premiership title hunt, and their 2-1 win at Dundee is a testament to the spirit and determination that has kept them in the mix. But what makes this victory even more remarkable is the context in which it occurred. This season has been a rollercoaster for the club, with Brendan Rodgers' departure and the tumultuous tenure of Wilfried Nancy, who was sacked after just 33 days in charge. Despite these challenges, O'Neill has kept the ship steady, and his team's performance at Dundee is a reflection of the resilience and fighting spirit that he has instilled. What makes Celtic's position even more intriguing is the fact that they have taken more points from losing positions than any other team in the Premiership this season. This is a team that knows how to dig deep and find a way to win, even when the odds seem stacked against them. But what makes this title race even more compelling is the fact that Celtic's rivals, Rangers and Hearts, have also been in fine form. Rangers, in particular, have been on a scoring spree, with 16 goals in the final 10 minutes of games this season. However, Celtic has a squad packed with serial winners, including Callum McGregor, Kieran Tierney, and Daizen Maeda. These players bring a winning mentality and a spirit that O'Neill has been able to harness. In my opinion, the key to Celtic's success in this title race will be their ability to maintain their winning mentality and spirit, even as the pressure mounts. The team has shown that they can dig deep and find a way to win, and this will be crucial as they look to reel in both Rangers and Hearts. The fact that Celtic has taken more points from losing positions than any other team in the Premiership this season is a testament to their resilience and determination. This is a team that knows how to fight and win, and their performance at Dundee is a perfect example of that. So, will Celtic's winning mentality and spirit be the decisive factor in this compelling title race? Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure: Martin O'Neill has instilled a fighting spirit in his team that will serve them well as they look to reclaim the title.
