CELTIC were within three seconds of going out of the Scottish Cup before Junior Adamu struck with the equaliser against Dundee at Parkhead on Saturday.

Sebastian Tounekti capped the remarkable comeback with the winner within two minutes of extra-time.

And it took an eye catching strike from another new Bhoy, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, in the first minute of added-on time to hand the champions three points following a nervy 2-1 victory over struggling Livingston at the same venue in midweek.

Martin O’Neill hopes his team do NOT have to stage yet another late, late show when they face a resurgent Kilmarnock at Rugby Park on Sunday afternoon.

The 73-year-old interim manager said: “If those late goals did prove resilience and a bit of character, then that’s great.

“But I don’t think you can live on your nerves for the rest of the time like that, expecting or hoping that you’re going to dig out a winner very late on.

“It’s not plausible.”

Asked about what he was expecting against Neil McCann’s side, who have beaten Aberdeen 3-0 and St Mirren 4-3 in their last two homes game, in the Hoops’ second visit to Ayrshire this season, O’Neill, speaking to Celtic...