Celtic winger Gary MacKay-Steven warns Inter that his side are not coming to San Siro tonight as ‘tourists’.
Inter host the Scottish side in tonight’s Europa League Last 32 tie, knowing that a draw will almost certainly see them into the next round, but their opponents warn they’re playing to win.
“It [San Siro] is an iconic stadium and Inter Milan are a massive club, but so are Celtic,” MacKay-Steven told journalists in the pre-match Press conference.
Celtic winger Gary MacKay-Steven warns Inter that his side are not coming to San Siro tonight as ‘tourists’.
Inter host the Scottish side in tonight’s Europa League Last 32 tie, knowing that a draw will almost certainly see them into the next round, but their opponents warn they’re playing to win.
“It [San Siro] is an iconic stadium and Inter Milan are a massive club, but so are Celtic,” MacKay-Steven told journalists in the pre-match Press conference.
“We're here not to be tourists but to do a job, and that's to get a result. The first leg was good in a lot of ways but I feel there’s a lot to come from us as a team as well so it’s exciting.
“Tomorrow night will be a very difficult test for us but we go into the game with confidence.
“If we can cut out errors and not give them too much space we can create chances ourselves, so there’s no reason why we can’t go into the game thinking we can win it.”