Johnston has only been told what Celtic Park is like on the big Euro nights and he can't wait to get a taste for it for himself.
Alistair Johnston is convinced Celtic can get their Champions League campaign back on track at Parkhead.
Celtic contributed to their own downfall against Feyenoord after holding their own in the first half. A cheap opening goal was followed by a second half collapse when Gustaf Lagerbielke and Odin Thiago Holm were sent off in the space of five crazy minutes. “You want to be in these matches where you’re striking distance away. One half chance away from nicking something. So I do think there’s something to take away and we’re excited to play at home, for sure.”
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