Midfielder Shannon McGregor expressed that competing in the Champions League is an aspiration she has “always dreamed of,” adding that Celtic has demonstrated its quality against formidable opponents such as Real Madrid and Chelsea. Elena Sadiku’s squad, which has suffered defeats in all four of its Group B matches thus far, is scheduled to face Real Madrid tonight at New Douglas Park for their final home fixture. “It doesn’t feel real at times,” stated McGregor, who joined Celtic from Hibs over the summer, regarding the opportunity to play against some of Europe’s top footballers. The 25-year-old is determined to help the Scottish champions secure their first point in their remaining two games, with an away match against FC Twente concluding their inaugural group-stage campaign. She further remarked, “For all the hard work we’ve put in, I think we deserve something. I pray we get a point from one of these two games.” The Scotland international, who has been utilized in a deeper midfield role, believes she has acquired substantial tactical insights from the matches played to date. “Also, learning to be brave on the ball when you’re playing against these teams,” she commented. She concluded with advice: “Don’t panic, just try to be yourself, even if they are some of the best teams and players in the world. They’re just human beings, so just do your best.” Post navigation Joe Marler Retires from Professional Rugby, Citing Mental and Physical Demands George Burley Reports Feeling Well Following Cancer Treatment