Andy Burke
BBC Sport Scotland Senior Reporter

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Celtic midfielder Arne Engels says performing in front their passionate home supporters has prepared his team to face Borussia Dortmund’s famous ‘Yellow Wall’.

The Scottish champions face the German giants in their second Champions League match on Tuesday after opening their European campaign with an impressive 5-1 win over Slovan Bratislava.

Engels is relishing the prospect of testing himself against last season’s beaten finalists.

“It’s always amazing to be here and also to come back because I played here a few times,” the Belgian midfielder said.

“It’s an amazing stadium and it’s always positive to play here.

“I haven’t spoken to a lot of the guys about it because they know it and we also have an amazing atmosphere at Celtic Park.

“So it’s kind of the same. Everyone knows how to handle it. If you can play at Celtic Park, you can play everywhere.

“If you don’t have the belief, then you are better not to come and say it’s 5-0 for them.

“We want to come here and win like every game. You always need to have this mindset.

“Everyone is really focused on their jobs and that’s what makes us really strong as a team.

“We are setting the standards for ourselves every day as a team and doing a really good job there. It’s up to us now to show it like we do every week.”