Lennon targeting treble

Neil Lennon wants to keep Celtic's momentum going as he looks to win every competition the club are still in.

Celtic boss says he wants to win the lot

Neil Lennon wants to keep Celtic's momentum going as he looks to win every competition the club are still in, starting with Sunday's Scottish Cup quarter-final clash with Dundee United. The Hoops are 21 points clear of administration-hit Rangers at the top of the SPL and look certain to win the title in the coming weeks. Lennon is worried that winning the league early could cause their season to end with a whimper, as he targets a domestic treble. "I want to win the lot," Lennon told Celtic TV. "That's my focus and it has been for quite a while now. "But it can all go on one day and that's the edge you have to walk on. "Sunday is a pivotal day in our season. "If we lose on Sunday we've got the League Cup final after that and it looks like the league could be wrapped up pretty soon, so there is going to be a lack of competitive games for the players after the Rangers game (the following week when Celtic could win the title at Ibrox). "So really and truly there is an extra motivation there to keep our season going. "There is trophies at the end of it, there is history to be made and as a player you can't ask for any more than to be in that position."