Celtic captain Scott Brown is targeting Scottish Cup glory but first his side must beat Rangers in Wednesday's night's Scottish Cup replay.
Celtic defeated Rangers 3-0 in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League last week, but lost 2-0 at Motherwell as their title charge was slowed down.
Brown said: "Just expect what we've had already. We've played them four times previously this season and every single match has had a wee twist here and there, so there's always a twist in these games."
Inverness await in the quarter-final, but Brown is eyeing silverware.
He added: "I've never won the Scottish Cup so it means a lot to us if we can go all the way."
Brown scored Celtic's equaliser at Ibrox on February 6 and a war of words ensued with El-Hadji Diouf of Rangers.
The verbal barbs perhaps overshadowed Brown's performance and he was happy his display was recognised with the player of the round prize.
The midfielder said: "I'm very pleased. It was a great moment in a great game and a great experience but it's not just me that deserves it, it's all the lads.
"The game could have gone either way. Rangers went 1-0 up then hit the crossbar but we came back into the game a lot and were a wee bit unlucky with the sending-off.
"It was a good goal and I've never scored at Ibrox before so that goal means a lot, that's for sure."
Source: PA
