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Scott Sinclair has explained how Celtic’s fortunes have changed of late, after a below-par start to the season.
Brendan Rodgers’ side find themselves back at the top of the Scottish Premiership, following the 0-0 draw at Livingston on Sunday.
On top of that, the Hoops have a chance of reaching the Europa League knockout stages, with last Thursday’s 2-1 win over RB Leipzig a huge result.
Speaking to Herald Scotland, Sinclair believes playing with freedom has helped turn things around, with their winning mentality also a potent weapon:
Something has just happened and it’s just clicked,” said the winger. “Everyone knows the quality in this team. We’re back-to-back Treble winners.
The pressure is riding on us but, when we do go out and play our normal game, people can see the quality we still have in this team.
We’re playing with a bit of freedom. That goes for everyone.
And, once you get back-to-back wins and start playing in a really free manner, it gives everyone that confidence to kick on in every game we play.
The international break has got in the way of Celtic’s return to form, but they will return full of confidence once the players reconvene.
Next up is a trip to Hamilton on November 24th, before heading to Rosenborg for a vital Europa League clash five days later.
Rodgers’ men are currently tied on six points with Leipzig, with the Bundesliga outfit taking on top-of-the-group RB Salzburg on the same night.
