O'Neill out of hospital and in 'good form' after surgery

Celtic boss Martin O'Neill has been released from hospital following a small procedure, with his assistant giving an upbeat update.

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What happened. Martin O'Neill underwent a small procedure in hospital and has been released, missing training on Friday ahead of Celtic's match at Kilmarnock.

• Assistant Shaun Maloney visited O'Neill on Thursday and said he was in good form.
• No timeline for return; his availability for Sunday's game is day-to-day.
• Celtic confirmed the procedure and thanked fans for their support.

“He got out of hospital yesterday. He was in good form last night, loads better than he was Monday, Tuesday.”

— Shaun Maloney

O'Neill's presence in the dugout for Sunday's Premiership clash remains uncertain as he recovers.

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