Celtic boss Tony Mowbray insists his side fear no-one in the Champions League after a dramatic qualifying victory over Dinamo Moscow.

Substitute Georgios Samaras scored a last-gasp winner to ensure the Bhoys progressed courtesy of a 2-1 aggregate victory.

Celtic could now face Arsenal, Atletico Madrid, Lyon, Stuttgart or Fiorentina in the final qualifying round for a place in the main group stages.

“The club have been there over the last few years and done exceptionally well in it,” said the former West Brom manager.

“The aim is to try to emulate that and surpass it, but it’s early days and no-one is getting carried away.

“I always believed we’d score but we’ve got a lot of hard work ahead of us. We’ve got to keep going but we’ll go into the game with a lot of confidence.”