Celtic may be out of the Champions League and Europe completely but they will be going all out to cause a major upset.
Ange Postecoglou and his troops face holders Real Madrid in the Bernabeu in a clash that will excite the players, management and fans as they get a taste of one of world football's best venues. The La Liga giants are already through to the last 16 stage of the competition but will need a win to assure they finish the section in top spot after defeat to RB Leipzig last time out.
The Hoops go into this one on a high after getting over their Shakhtar Donetsk disappointment with a comfortable win over Livingston at the Tony Macaroni Arena - a venue that has proved problematic over the years. The major boost to come from that one was the return of Jota who has declared himself ready to face Carlo Ancelotti's side. Real dropped points at home to Girona in a domestic upset and will want to put things right this midweek. Here's all the information you need.
