Neil Lennon admits he can't wait to sample an 'awesome' clash with Manchester United in the Europa League.
Sixteen months ago, the Northern Irishman left Celtic under a cloud after the quest to beat Rangers to ten-in-a-row ended with fan protests and acrimony.
Back in football with Omonia Nicosia, the Cypriot club's stunning 4-0 aggregate win over Belgian club Gent secured a slot in UEFA's second competition where they meet United, Real Sociedad and Moldovan side Sheriff Tiraspol.
Former Celtic right-back Adam Matthews and ex-Rangers winger Brandon Barker have become key players for the Cypriots — and, speaking after a dream draw, Lennon said: 'Facing Manchester United is awesome.