The Hoops are three points clear of Rangers at the top of the cinch Premiership with five matches remaining.
Brendan Rodgers has braced his Celtic team for six massive games over the next month as he relishes the challenge of trying to secure a league and cup double.
Rodgers is well aware of the possibilities for his in-form team if they can hold their nerve over the remaining weeks of the campaign but he has warned that they must focus fully on each fixture, starting with this Sunday’s trip to Dundee.“We’re looking no further forward than Dundee,” the Hoops boss told Celtic TV. “That’s a big game for us, like every one will be now in these six games to finish, both in the league and the cup final.
“That is the expectation,” he said. “We are not here on holiday. We are here to win and we are here to win in the best fashion we possibly can.
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