Dundee United coach Darren Jackson has declared that he is relishing this weekend's Scottish Premiership clash with league leaders Celtic.

The Terrors crashed to a 2-0 defeat against Aberdeen last weekend, but the former striker is adamant that his team can bounce back against the champions.

"We're looking to get back on track. It's a good game," PA quotes him as saying.

"After losing like we did against Aberdeen, people will be saying we've got Celtic in the next outing and maybe thinking that's a bad thing. But it's a great game. There's going to be another full house at Tannadice."

He added: "This is a massive game to look forward to and we want to go and show that we can compete against Celtic and show that we are a good side."

Celtic start the weekend as league leaders, with United seven points behind them.

Written by
Mark Langshaw