Leading Dunfermline to final 'up there with anything' for Lennon

Leading Dunfermline to final 'up there with anything' for LennonTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedMedia caption, Lennon lost for wordsByClive LindsayBBC Sport ScotlandPublished15 minutes agoThe last time Neil Lennon led a side to victory in a Scottish Cup final, he was offered the Celtic job in the Hampden showers after the game.This time, the 54-year-old Northern Irishman could be leading his Dunfermline Athletic side out at the national stadium in opposition to his managerial mentor at Celtic Park, compatriot Martin O'Neill.Dunfermline's penalty shootout victory over Falkirk on Saturday means they await the winners of Sunday's second semi-final between Celtic and St Mirren.A win for Celtic and Lennon will stand between O'Neill - who is currently the Scottish champions' interim manager for the second time this term - and a fourth Scottish Cup triumph in charge of the Glasgow side.Lennon played for O'Neill in all three of those before one more winners' medal as a player, then winning four more as a manager.Now he has the chance to lead Dunfermline to their third-ever Scottish Cup final triumph and he says even reaching the final is "up there with anything" he has achieved in his career to date.Dunfermline beat bitter rivals Falkirk on penalties to reach Scottish Cup finalFour months on, all change as Celtic & St Mirren meet at Hampden againPublished1 hour agoLennon hails Dunfermline mentalityTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedMedia caption, Championship Dunfermline upset Falkirk to reach Scottish Cup finalLennon had himself been appointed Celtic's interim manager after Brendan Rodgers left the club first time round for Leicester City in 2019.That 2-1 Scottish Cup final win over Hearts completed a domestic treble and led to that famous permanent job offer.It has parallels with his time at...