Goodwin is adamant his on-form Dundee United side are equipped to end a 34-year wait for victory at Celtic Park.
Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin believes his squad is prepared to end the club's 34-year wait for a league victory at Celtic Park on Wednesday. Dundee United enter the fixture carrying positive momentum from a five-game unbeaten run, which features wins against St Mirren, Hibernian, and Aberdeen.
Dundee United have not secured an away win against Celtic since Boxing Day 1992, when Duncan Ferguson netted the winning goal. Goodwin affirmed that United will maintain their expansive playing style rather than adopting a defensive, cautious approach despite Celtic's squad investment and attacking strength.
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