Celtic 'only have themselves to blame' after suffering a shock Champions League exit in Glasgow at the hands of Ferencvaros, says manager Neil Lennon.
Both were ties Lennon's side were expected to win, just as they were against Ferencvaros, who instead have consigned them to Tuesday's Europa League third qualifying round draw.
"The game was actually a lot easier than I thought it was going to be, but we didn't take our chances and we had plenty of them," Lennon told BBC Scotland. "I'm not saying Ferencvaros are a bad team - they're not - but we had so much control we should have won. That doesn't make us weak, it doesn't make me weak, but people will cast aspersions."
Asked what message he would give to his players, Lennon added:"Get your mentality right, get your attitude right. If some of you don't want to be here, leave."Celtic's recent Champions League record
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