Celtic manager Neil Lennon hopes his side can continue their unbeaten home record in Europe this season when they take on Juventus in the first leg of their Champions League last-16 clash at Parkhead on Tuesday.
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The Glasgow giants have seen off HJK Helsinki, Helsingborgs, Benefica, Spartak Moscow and the mighty Barcelona at Celtic Park this season in their best European run since 2008.
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Lennon knows they face a mammoth task if they are to get past the Italian league leaders and qualify for the quarterfinals of the Champions League for the first time.
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But he hopes his side can take inspiration from their support and fine home form to build up a decent advantage to take to Turin in three weeks time.
If they tighten their defence, that can be possible