Daizen Maeda discusses the “very special” Celtic supporters in advance of the Champions League match against Young Boys.

Daizen Maeda discusses the “very special” Celtic supporters in advance of the Champions League match against Young Boys.

Celtic are gearing up for their most significant match of the season, as Young Boys will be visiting the city on Wednesday evening. Celtic fans have experienced a variety of memorable moments during their tenure in the Champions League, including both positive and negative experiences.

However, the club is currently on course to advance from the group stages for the first time since 2013.Celtic will be playing against Young Boys at Celtic Park, where Brendan Rodgers is aware that a further three points will virtually ensure the Parkhead club’s advancement to the play-offs.

The Swiss club is currently experiencing a disappointing run of form, and the most recent result of Young Boys provides Celtic with optimism that they can secure the favourable outcome they desire on Wednesday in front of a capacity Parkhead crowd.

Daizen Maeda, a Celtic icon, expresses his admiration for the crowd as he anticipates the significant contest on Wednesday night.The Celtic supporters give Daizen Maeda “goosebumps.” Maeda stated to the Daily Record, “You will never be able to play in a better atmosphere than here in the Champions League.”

“I continue to experience goosebumps when we are at home in this competition.” It is exceedingly unique. “It is a privilege to perform in such an environment, and it is our responsibility to ensure the fans are satisfied.”

The atmosphere of these evenings is distinct. The supporters’ zeal is palpable. The position of Young Boys in the Champions League in comparison to Celtic Celtic are presently ranked 21st in the UEFA Champions League, with nine points, ten goals scored, and ten goals conceded.

In stark contrast to the present position of Young Boys, a victory will elevate the club to 12 points and into the seeded positions for the upcoming round. The Swiss champions are currently at the bottom of UEFA’s division, having failed to secure any victories in their last six matches. They have scored only three goals and conceded 22.

Rodgers will be confident in his ability to secure another unforgettable Champions League victory on Wednesday night, as all indications indicate that Celtic will emerge victorious. He will be bolstered by the enthusiastic 60,000 fans at Parkhead.