Celtic manager Ronny Deila is eager to pile the pressure on Fenerbahce when the two sides meet in the Europa League on Thursday.
The Scottish champions drew 2-2 with Ajax in an entertaining Group A opener, while the Turkish side suffered a shock 3-1 home defeat to Molde.
Fenerbahce also tasted defeat to rivals Besiktas in the Super Lig on Sunday and Deila is aware the visitors need to pick up a result in Glasgow to turn their faltering season around.
"There is pressure on Fenerbahce after they lost at home so we could put ourselves in a very good position if we win at home," said the 40-year-old at his pre-match press conference.
"We have seen the last four games that Fenerbahce have played and [coach] John Kennedy was over to watch the game at the weekend against Besiktas.
"So we know they have a lot of quality players and they are a good team when they are playing at their best, but we have also seen weaknesses that we are hoping to exploit.
"Fenerbahce are a much more experienced team than Ajax. We are meeting players who have been in the game for many years and it is a team put together to perform now and win things, so it is going to be tough."
Deila is optimistic over Celtic's chances, particularly due to their strong home record - his players have not lost at home in a competitive game since a 1-0 loss to St Johnstone back in March.
"We have played a lot of games in Europe now and won a lot of games lately so there is good confidence in the squad," added the Norwegian.
"We know we are going to meet a good team and it is going to be a tough game, but when we are at our best - and I have said it before - we can beat anybody, especially here at Celtic Park."
