Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers insists that he will not underestimate the strength of Aberdeen as his men head to Pittodrie to face Derek McInnes's side on Wednesday.
The Bhoys will be hoping to extend their unbeaten run and in the process gain an advantage at the top of the table when they face the Dons at their home.
Aberdeen though will have their own form to boast of, with only goal difference separating them and the Scottish champions.
And therefore Rodgers has stated his desire to take a cautious approach as Celtic head into the game.
"We don't underestimate going to Pittodrie", the manager said at a press conference ahead of the match.
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Having faced the Dandies twice a their home ground during his tenure as the Celtic manager, Rodgers knows well that the match is going to be the same and the Bhoys will therefore go there expecting to face a fully committed side that will be determined to continue what they are doing.
"I've been up there twice and they were difficult games for us.
"We'll expect exactly the same.
"They are a committed team that have started the season well and will want to do well at home."
