Antonio Conte is refusing to underestimate the Champions League game against Celtic despite Juventus’ 3-0 first leg advantage.

The Old Lady have one foot in the last eight of the competition, but the tactician is keen to underline that the tie is not over.

“Tomorrow’s game is important,” he noted. “We still have to play 90 minutes against a proud side who will want to recover the score from the first leg.

Juventus midfielder Andrea Pirlo has warned his teammates against complacency when they come up against Celtic this Wednesday.

The Serie A champions host their Scottish counterparts in the second leg of their last 16 Champions League clash.

Juventus boss Antonio Conte could rest some of his first team regulars in this week’s Champions League game against Celtic.

With a 3-0 first leg advantage, Conte is pondering changes to his usual starting XI for Wednesday’s return in Turin.

Celtic captain Scott Brown is set to miss their Champions League last 16 second-leg clash with Juventus next month.

Antonio Conte's side go into the game holding a 3-0 aggregate lead, and have been given an extra boost ahead of the match on March 6.

Celtic will ask UEFA for their view on the way Juventus defended at set-pieces in their Champions League tie on Tuesday.

The Old Lady won the game 3-0, but Celtic boss Neil Lennon was less than impressed with the referee’s decision to not punish the “grappling” tactics of the Italians.

Andrea Pirlo knows that Juventus’ Champions League tie against Celtic is still not over after his Istanbul nightmare.

The Old Lady are in a commanding position in their last 16 European Cup tie following a 3-0 first leg win in Scotland.

But Pirlo was part of a Milan side who somehow lost the 2005 Champions League Final to Liverpool  after going three goals up.

The day after their 3-0 home defeat to Juventus, Kris Commons has publicly blamed Celtic teammate Efe Ambrose. “Certain individuals let the team down.”

Celtic midfielder Kris Commons has insisted that his side should have been awarded at least one penalty in the 3-0 loss to Juventus.

The Scottish giants had a number of appeals turned down, while they were unhappy with the way that the Old Lady defended from corners.

“Gary Hooper was pulled down on far too many occasions and we got no rewards at all,” he stated.

Juventus captain Gigi Buffon has admitted that the 3-0 scoreline doesn’t really reflect how tough Celtic made it for them in Glasgow.

The Old Lady have taken a commanding first leg advantage in their last 16 Champions League tie, but the goalkeeper has underlined that it certainly wasn’t easy for his side.