Brendan Rodgers has been speaking to the media ahead of Celtic’s Champions League clash with Bayern Munich.
The Hoops host the Bundesliga giants and six-time European champions at Parkhead for the first-leg of the playoff game on Wednesday.
A place in the last-16 of the continent’s premier competition is on the line with the return leg taking place in Germany next Tuesday.
Celtic are taking part in the knockout stage of the tournament for the first time in 12 years after progressing through the league phase with three wins, three draws and two defeats from eight games.
They will now take on Vincent Kompany’s men in a two-legged tie and will be hoping to get a good result in Glasgow to have any realistic hope of progressing further.
The Scottish champions received a boost on Monday when they were successful in having Daizen Maeda’s suspension reduced, meaning he will be available to play in the first-leg.
That came after more good news last week when it was revealed that supporters would be allowed to travel to Munich after avoiding a potential ban over a pyro incident at Villa Park.
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