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Kieran Tierney is hopeful for a strong Celtic start to the Europa League this season.
Whilst the Hoops have misfired in the early going domestically, the full-back is optimistic his side can turn things around on the European stage.
Speaking to the club website, Tierney said:
It’s going to be different to the knockouts,
It will be much more open. The way we bounced back from that game was magnificent. We showed character that night [the 2-1 defeat to AEK Athens in Champions League qualifying] and hopefully we don’t go behind this time, but if we do we know we can come back.
The start of the game will be important for us. We’ll look to get out sharp, press well and hopefully get a few goals.
With Bhoys boss Brendan Rodgers having been dominant in Scottish football since his arrival in 2016, his performances in Europe will define his Celtic Park legacy.
