Friday 18 May 2018 16:43, UK
Celtic winger James Forrest feels his side are high on confidence ahead of the Scottish Cup final against Motherwell following a run of good performances.
A victory in the final, live on Sky Sports, would secure an unprecedented successive domestic treble for the Scottish Premiership champions.
Since Brendan Rodgers took over in 2016 the club have played at Hampden Park seven times, winning every game.
Forrest said: "Since the manager has come in, every time we have played there we have won and that gives us great confidence going into the game on Saturday.
"He has always said that Hampden will suit us, it is a big pitch so go there and play the way we play every other pitch.
"You know when you are at Hampden you are in a final or semi-final and that's where you want to be. If we turn up with the right attitude, hopefully we can do it.".
Forrest has seven Scottish Premiership titles, three Scottish FA Cups as well as three League Cup trophies to his name.
"Every trophy win for Celtic is massive and you just want to win the next one and Saturday is another great chance and we will be looking forward to it," he added.
"This season has been right up there with the best. I really enjoyed last season, with the invincible treble and this season we have kicked on and it has been even better.
"If we can do it on Saturday that would just top it off. It would be an incredible achievement."
