Celtic have found their groove going forward again but they have been woeful at the back all season.
The thing that keeps catching us out is set pieces.
Whether it be a corner or a free kick crossed into the box, Celtic can’t handle it and panic.
Even if the team wins the first phase of the free kick, the opposition seem to get the ball in the second phase and either score or make a decent chance for themselves.
It’s worrying the same thing keeps happening.
Neil Lennon has revealed they changed it up the last few games with zonal marking with one man marker and it hasn’t paid off at all.
The manager is now looking to go half zonal, half man marking as a way to solve the problem.
Speaking at his press conference ahead of the Ross County game, the manager seemed perplexed as to why we keep shipping so many goals from set pieces. He’s putting responsibility on individuals to also do better.
We had @LewisLaird01 at today’s Press Conference.
Lewis got to ask Neil Lennon two questions.
1. What Sunday’s achievement meant to him?
2. What can we do to sort conceding from set pieces that we haven’t already tried?
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— The Cynic (@90MinuteCynic) December 22, 2020
