Wednesday 21 August 2019 10:18, UK
Fifty-year-old Clyde manager Danny Lennon helped his side beat Celtic Colts 3-1 in the Glasgow Cup on Tuesday night - after bringing himself on as a second-half substitute.
Lennon, who ended his playing career 11 years ago, named himself on the Clyde bench due to an injury crisis.
He came on in the 76th minute to help Clyde see out the victory against a Celtic side which included promising youngsters such as Armstrong Oko-Flex and Luca Connell.
Clyde, who are bottom of Scottish League One after three games, won thanks to headers from Ally Love and Craig Howie, plus an own goal from Celtic defender Stephen Welsh.
Ewan Henderson scored a consolation goal from the penalty spot for Celtic, but it was not enough to prevent them from beginning their Glasgow Cup campaign with a defeat.
Lennon began his playing career at Hibernian and went on to play for Raith Rovers and Partick Thistle. He has been in charge at Clyde since 2017.
