Celtic have been sent a title party warning by Dundee United player Glenn Middleton.
Dundee United host the Hoops on Saturday lunchtime, as Brendan Rodgers' men look to officially claim their fourth Scottish Premiership crown in a row.
If they avoid defeat at Tannadice, then the champagne will be popped in the away dressing room after the game.
However, Middleton has served up a reminder that United are looking to amass as many points as possible in the top-six split fixtures, with a lucrative European place in the league phase of either the Europa League or Conference League almost certainly guaranteed for whoever finishes third.
“It is shaping up to be a brilliant game in terms of what they are fighting for," the former Rangers winger said. "We are fighting for something as well - to finish in those European spots. We have everything to play for.
“So there will be no case of us not going for that on Saturday.
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"A party atmosphere? Definitely. Our fans will be doing the exact same because they've got a team that have everything still to play for this season.
“It will obviously be a great occasion in terms of Scottish football and what's at stake. It’s one that we're really looking forward to, and we've got full confidence going into.
“I don’t think there has been a game this season where another team has dominated us completely. Everyone knows the quality and the strength in depth Celtic have in their squad and how good they are when they are on their game.
“But the manager has always had us in a mind frame and a game plan to go into games and give as good an account as possible and Saturday will be no different.”
