Celtic boss Neil Lennon has reiterated his priority of a title win ahead of Sunday's Scottish Communities League Cup semi-final against Falkirk at Hampden.
The Hoops are sitting at the top of the Clydesdale Bank Premier League four points clear of Old Firm rivals Rangers and awaiting a trip to Inverness in the William Hill Scottish Cup next week.
With 12 successive SPL wins under their belt, Lennon's men are expected to take care of the First Division side at the national stadium to keep them on track for the treble.
However, the former Celtic skipper said: "We will set our sights that high but I wouldn't set my expectation level too high.
"The team I played in (that won the treble in 2001), it was the first time in 30 years so it is a very difficult thing to do.
"The title is the priority. If we finish with the title and nothing else then that's a good season for me."
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