Liam Fox slammed his Dundee United players for a lack of responsibility as they threw away a precious Parkhead point and sunk to rock bottom in the table. Dylan Levitt’s 87th minute equaliser looked to have earned the Taysiders a valuable draw having trailed 2-1.
But they crumbled as Celtic threw everything at them in the final minutes. And Fox reckons the defending at the 90th minute corner which led to Kyogo Furuhashi restoring the Hoops’ lead simply wasn’t good enough. He said: “Tough to take. I’m more frustrated for the players than anything else, they put so much into the game.
“To get back level with a couple of minutes to play, we all know how difficult it is to take anything from Celtic Park, so to get ourselves in a position to do that and then to switch off from a set piece... The fourth goal is irrelevant, it's the third that kills us. It's not good enough from us that late in the game. We know there's going to be an onslaught. We worked on that during the week, which makes it even more frustrating. I understand when you make subs that there's an element of change to the set ups that we do but we need people to take responsibility and step up in these moments.”
