The year was 1994 as Celtic visited Sligo for a friendly. Their roots here were celebrated as the club’s founder is a Sligo man while the game benefited a charity as well as Rovers. It finished 1-0 to the Hoops in front of a huge Showgrounds crowd with floodlights now on. Watch highlights here | Sligo Rovers F.C.

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Billy McNeill, one of the most iconic figures in the history of Celtic F.C. — and indeed of Scottish football as a whole. ✦ Legendary Playing Career Born: 2 March 1940, Bellshill, Lanarkshire, Scotland Died: 22 April 2019, Newton Mearns, Scotland Known affectionately as “Cesar”, McNeill spent his entire club career (1957–1975) as a central defender for Celtic. He captained the famed Celtic F.C. side, famously nicknamed the Lisbon Lions, to a historic 1967 European Cup victory — becoming the firs

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44K views · 432 reactions | 11/3/2004 Celtic 1-0 Barcelona Competition UEFA Cup (R4 Leg1) Date 11/03/2004 (Thursday) (Season: 2003/2004) Attendance 59539 Manager O'Neill, Martin Halftime 0-0 Venue Home Lineup Douglas, Rab McNamara, Jackie Balde, Bobo Larsson, Henrik Thompson, Alan scored Pearson, Stephen Agathe, Didier Lennon, Neil Petrov, Stilian Varga, Stan Beattie, Craig | Glasgow Celtic Supporters page | Facebook