Neil Lennon insists grabbing two goals against Manchester United was a huge feat for his Omonia underdogs.
The former Celtic and Hibs boss took his unfancied side up against Erik ten Hag 's expensively-assembled Red Devils and ran them close in a 3-2 Europa League defeat on Thursday. They delighted a raucous home crowd by taking a first-half lead but United rallied after the break to hand Lennon a third straight group stage defeat.
After Karim Ansarifard's opener, Marcus Rashford struck twice either side of an Anthony Martial goal but a late finish from Nikolas Panayioutou kept the contest alive until the final whistle. Omonia also spurned a golden chance to level matters with the score at 2-1 as Bruno Felipe fluffed his lines one-on-one with David de Gea. Lennon admitted there may be a regret or two among some of his players but was largely buoyant following a huge occasion for the club.
