Arrest over attack on ex-Celtic captain Lennon

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A man was arrested today in connection with an alleged assault on former Celtic captain Neil Lennon.

Lennon, 37, who is now a coach at the club, was treated for minor injuries following an incident in Glasgow's Ashton Lane on 1 September.

Strathclyde Police said today they had arrested a 46-year-old man in connection with the assault.

He is being held in police custody and is expected to appear at Glasgow Sheriff Court tomorrow.

The arrest comes after the force released two still images and a video clip of two men seen on the city's Ashton Lane around the time of the attack.

Police said the arrest had been made as a "direct result" of the footage.

The force said inquiries were continuing to trace another man in connection with the incident and appealed for witnesses.

The incident happened hours after Lennon was in the Celtic dugout during his club's 4-2 home defeat to Rangers.

Northern Irishman Lennon left Celtic as a player in 2007 and joined Nottingham Forest.

He later played for the Wycombe Wanderers before returning to Celtic as a first-team coach.