On loan defender Benjamin Arthur says Celtic are relishing the pressure of this season's title race.
The centre-back joined Martin O'Neill's side on loan from English Premier League outfit Brentford in January and has made four appearances.
He's started Celtic's last three games – a 2-1 win over Aberdeen in the league, their Scottish Cup quarter-final victory, on penalties, over Rangers and last weekend's 3-1 victory at home to Motherwell.
And the Glasgow club are now just two points behind league leaders Hearts heading into the final eight games of the campaign.
"I knew before I came here there was going to be a lot of pressure and a high demand on the team as a whole," he said.
"But pressure makes diamonds and at that point you've just got to keep pushing for success.
"And obviously the boys have done really well over the last few weeks.
"Since I've been here I've learned a lot. The boys are doing everything they can on the pitch. If we keep going the right way, keep doing the right things then we'll be successful.
"If you look at the senior players and the quality they've got, what they can produce in games, it does give us confidence."
