Rod Stewart looked in a buoyant mood as he gatecrashed the TNT Sports coverage ahead of Celtic’s UEFA Champions League tie against Bayern Munich.
The music legend, who is a familiar face at Celtic Park on European nights, was then invited to join the panel as they continued building up to the big kick-off.
Providing a prediction for the first leg of the competition’s knockout stage, Sir Rod said: "Celtic is the love of my life apart from my wife and children.
“As long as we stay in the competition, as long as we don't get humped tonight. I hope we can go away with a 1-1 or even a 1-0 defeat. A 2-1 victory would be wonderful. But there you are.
"We've done it before; Barcelona, AC Milan, Man United, so why not.
"Celtic has been in my blood since I first met Jock Stein in the early 70s. It's a lovely club to be associated with. Not only the charity work and everything else but it's one big happy family. It really is."
A slight tipsy Stewart wasn't done there either as he then vacated the interview with his microphone still in hand.
Asked by Peter Schmeichel if Celtic have a chance of securing a historic victory, a very witty Stewart replied: "Of course I do, or else I wouldn't be here, Peter. Behave yourself.
"If we get lucky and don't make any cock ups in the first couple of minutes then we are in with a good chance.
"This team has had a run in the Champions League that no other team has done for quite some time, so it's going to be special. I think if we had [Daizen] Maeda and [Cameron] Carter-Vickers playing against Aston Villa then it could've been a different result."
