Celtic can get back on track, says

MjallbyJOHAN MJALL

Wed, 09 Apr, 2003 - 01:00

insists the post-Liverpool slump suffered Celtic will not weigh heavily on the players’ minds for the UEFA Cup semi-final against Boavista tomorrow.

The Bhoys have been defeated by Inverness in the Scottish Cup quarter-final and then drawn with Dundee since the glorious 2-0 win at Anfield almost three weeks ago.

But the Swedish international defender insists confidence is still high ahead of the first leg against the Portuguese side.

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