Celtic's captain, Callum McGregor, has stated that they are "only halfway there" in their mission to reach the Champions League.
This comes after a strong 3-0 win against LASK in the first leg of the play-off qualifier.
McGregor praised the team's performance but urged caution ahead of the return clash. He said: "That is what we are always working towards, trying to get the club into the Champions League.
"We are only halfway there in the tie, but it was a fantastic performance and a fantastic result. Now we have to go and finish the job over there."
McGregor singled out Camilo Duran for praise, after the forward scored two goals. He added: "Two unbelievable finishes. We have seen that from him in pre-season; he has looked like a real threat.
"The thing I love most about him is his work rate for the team. Seeing him chasing back 80 or 90 metres to help the team when you are 3-0 up is amazing.
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"That is what we demand of each player. He has star quality as well."
The captain also believes the team's evolving profile gives them an edge at the top level. He said: "The profile of the team has a lot of speed and strength.
"The physical boys can all play football as well. You saw that in moments tonight when they came to press and we just popped the ball through them.
"As soon as we get turned, we look like a real threat and look like we can score goals."
McGregor also commented on the improving connection between the team and their fans after a tough end to last season. He said: "I have always said it is our job to bring the atmosphere and the happiness.
"We got to a point at the end of last season with the way we finished, and it was always important that we tried to strengthen from that position.
"It looks like we have done that."
