Pat Bonner believes Celtic and Rangers need to change their approach to matches when it comes to Champions League football.
The Glasgow pair are the dominant forces within Scottish football but have found things much tougher in Europe's elite competition. Rangers are bottom of Group A with three defeats and have not scored a goal in three games, while Celtic have one point from their opening trio of matches.
Former Parkhead goalkeeper Bonner says that there has to be a mentality shift and that both clubs need to change up how they head into games, despite some fans perhaps thinking they can go all the way. He told Sportsound: “I’ve said that this is a huge difference. Sometimes we get carried away a little bit in Scotland about the fact that we should be competing at Champions League level against the opposition, and even go on to win it in the mindset of some of the fans and so on.
