Celtic gained their first point in this season’s UEFA Champions League with a 2-2 draw against Atletico Madrid two weeks ago.

It was no more than the Hoops deserved for their performance on the night, and was more reward for their efforts than the previous games when they could and have should have got more from their first two fixtures against Feyenoord and Lazio.

Now as they look forward to matchday four and a game in Spain against Atletico Madrid, the aim is to get a positive result from the clash in the Civitas Metropolitan Stadium.

And Callum McGregor believes that a positive mindset within the squad can make a difference on the night.

Speaking ahead of the game, the Celtic captain: “I think for us in European football there has to be a mentality change, a shift that when we go out on to the pitch we believe and we don’t want to come off the pitch until we get a result.

“The performances have been getting better and better, but I think the biggest thing the players can take from that is trying to change that mentality – that there’s almost an expectation to succeed and try and get through the group.

'So tomorrow night’s a brilliant opportunity for the players. They’re really excited to play in this stadium so we want to make sure it’s a positive experience for ourselves.'

“The performance levels in the first three games in the group have been slowly getting better so it’s a mindset switch that we have to try and come here and perform the way that we want to, and can we back that up with a big result as well.

“I can’t wait. It’s a beautiful stadium, so as a football player that’s where you want to be.

“You want to be playing in the big stadiums, go and affect the game and show your personality, and I’m sure we’ll do that as a group.”

Callum McGregor: We want to take positive mindset into Atletico game