“You have got to fight. You have got to do all the dirty bits of the game if you want to win,” Calmac

Callum McGregor, the captain of Celtic, addressed the media at Lennoxtown yesterday ahead of the Glasgow Derby showdown at Celtic Park. The Bhoys are aiming to secure a victory to extend their lead to six points with two games remaining. While a win today won’t secure the title mathematically, it will diminish Rangers’ chances even further.

The focus is solely on defeating Rangers today, with 60,000 Celtic fans expected to give their all at the game. McGregor emphasized the importance of giving 100% to make it a special day at Paradise.

In his 38th Glasgow Derby, McGregor shared his thoughts on the unique challenges of the fixture. He highlighted the need for maximum effort, determination, and the unpredictability of the game. McGregor emphasized the importance of earning the right to win and adapting to the circumstances that arise during the match.

When asked about the significance of the fixture and the opportunity to secure the title, McGregor acknowledged the importance of the game but remained focused on the task at hand. He expressed confidence in the team’s preparation and highlighted the motivation provided by facing their biggest rivals.

Reflecting on Rangers’ inability to win at Celtic Park since October 2020, McGregor emphasized the team’s aggressive approach at home and the importance of utilizing the support of the fans. He maintained a calm and focused mindset while preparing for the match, stressing the importance of consistency in their approach.

As the anticipation builds for the derby, McGregor emphasized the need for the team to stay true to their game plan and not let nerves get the best of them. While acknowledging the heightened intensity of the fixture, McGregor emphasized the importance of staying true to their preparation and not deviating from their usual routines.

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