Celtic skipper Callum McGregor believes adopting a "siege mentality" at Ibrox will reap rewards in their final clash with Rangers this season.
The champions are basking in the glow of a second consecutive title under the guidance of Ange Postecoglou and head to the home of their biggest rivals aiming to round off an unbeaten season against Rangers. McGregor believes the stakes remain high despite the league being wrapped up. And he has urged his fellow team-mates to rise to the occasion once again against Michael Beale's men.
Speaking to Sky Sports, he said: "Another huge game, we go there full of confidence in terms of being crowned champions. We have got that on the line. There's always pride, they are always big games and we are looking forward to it. It becomes a siege mentality when you go in there, you've got your crowd of guys you go in with, and the whole stadium is against you. So you have to use that in a positive way and try and start the game well, silence the crowd and be dominant. That's all the things we will try and do."
