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Celtic 0-1 Rangers - another damaging defeat in a big game as the pressure continues to build on Martin O'Neill and this Celtic team. Paul, Lee and Callum give their full-time reaction after Rangers win at Celtic Park, with Celtic once again struggling badly in possession, out of possession and in attacking transition. Martin O'Neill changed the shape and made surprise personnel decisions, including starting Luke McCowan, but Celtic still looked disjointed and short of a clear plan. We discuss whether the team selection smacked of desperation, Celtic's inability to build attacks, the lack of structure when possession is lost, Callum McGregor's current role and why Rangers were able to control long periods of the game without doing anything particularly extraordinary. Across Celtic's biggest games this season, the same issues keep appearing, and rather than improving, the performances appear to be getting worse. With the international break now arriving, serious questions have to be asked about the direction of the team, Martin O'Neill's future and the wider football structure at Celtic.

Celtic face Rangers at Celtic Park in a massive Scottish Premiership derby after a damaging run of performances in the biggest games of the season. In today's Starting XI Prediction, we look at how Celtic respond after defeats to Rangers and Ferencváros, with pressure now building on Martin O'Neill and his players. The biggest concern is no longer one isolated bad result. Celtic have now repeatedly looked open, fragile and disjointed against stronger opposition, conceding heavily in the biggest tests of the season and struggling badly in defensive transition. Can Celtic finally tighten things up, win the midfield battle and produce the reaction supporters have been waiting for? We discuss the goalkeeper decision between Sinisalo and Sam Johnstone, the problems at centre-back, whether Oxlade-Chamberlain can bring more control alongside Callum McGregor, the lack of balance in midfield and what Celtic's front three should look like. There's also a wider discussion around Martin O'Neill, Celtic's lack of a clear long-term direction and why Sunday feels like a huge moment in the context of the season.

Celtic 1-3 Ferencváros — another damaging European night at Celtic Park as the same tactical problems surface again. Paul and Chris give their full-time reaction after Celtic lose their Europa League opener, just four days after the 3-0 defeat at Ibrox. Celtic started brightly but quickly lost control of the game, with familiar problems appearing both in and out of possession. Defensive errors, poor positioning, a lack of structure without the ball and an inability to manage difficult periods once again left Celtic exposed. We discuss Liam Scales' performance, Cameron Carter-Vickers' difficult night, Callum McGregor's role, James Forrest emerging as one of the few positives and why Celtic continue to look like a team without a clear identity. There's also a wider discussion about recruitment, Martin O'Neill's tactical approach, Celtic's inability to change games effectively and why simply signing a defensive midfielder won't solve the deeper structural issues. Three of Celtic's biggest tests this season — away to LASK, away to Rangers and now Ferencváros at home — have produced 11 goals conceded and just two scored. With Rangers visiting Celtic Park on Sunday, where does the reaction come from?

Celtic return to action just four days after the damaging defeat at Ibrox as Martin O'Neill's side begin their Europa League campaign against Ferencváros. But this is about much more than simply bouncing back from one bad result. In today's Starting XI Prediction, we look at the tactical problems that have repeatedly surfaced in Celtic's biggest games this season — from the Champions League defeat against LASK to Sunday's performance at Ibrox. What is Celtic's actual style of play? Are the team caught between playing out from the back and Martin O'Neill's more direct approach? And do the current squad have the characteristics required to execute either system effectively? We discuss Celtic's problems in possession, the inability to play through pressure, Kasper Høgh's role, the lack of support around the striker, the midfield's defensive vulnerabilities and the bigger issue of a team that increasingly looks like a collection of individuals rather than a coherent unit. There are also major Starting XI decisions to make, including Sam Johnstone or Sinisalo in goal, Trusty or Scales at centre-back, whether Oliver Sørensen should come into midfield and how Celtic structure the attack around Camilo Duran, Hassan and Kasper Høgh. Can Celtic respond against Ferencváros and begin fixing the tactical problems that have already cost them in the biggest games this season?

Rangers 3-0 Celtic — a disastrous afternoon at Ibrox as Celtic crash out of the League Cup after being comprehensively second best. Paul, Callum and Darren react from Malone's Glasgow after a performance that raised major questions about Martin O'Neill's team selection, Celtic's tactical identity and the recurring problems against the ball that have already been exposed in Europe this season. Celtic struggled from the opening minutes, repeatedly inviting pressure by playing backwards, making unforced errors in possession and failing to cope with Rangers through midfield. We discuss the controversial decision not to start Hassan, Sam Johnstone's difficult afternoon, Celtic's lack of defensive structure and why the problems go far beyond individual mistakes. After the collapse in Austria earlier this season, was this really another wake-up call — or further evidence of problems that Celtic have failed to address? With Rangers coming to Celtic Park next weekend, Martin O'Neill now has major decisions to make.

Celtic travel to Ibrox for a huge League Cup quarter-final against Rangers — with no away supporters inside the stadium and major selection decisions facing Martin O'Neill. In today's Starting XI Prediction, we look at how Celtic should approach the first of a domestic double-header against Rangers, with the league meeting at Celtic Park following just seven days later. Celtic's recent form has remained strong in terms of results, but there are still questions around the team's defensive structure, particularly against the ball and through midfield. After the collapse in Austria and some open moments in recent domestic games, can Celtic tighten things up enough for a high-pressure derby at Ibrox? We also discuss Celtic's record at Ibrox without away supporters, why the first goal could be crucial, Sam Johnstone's chances of keeping his place in goal, the Trusty v Scales decision, Martin O'Neill's midfield dilemma and what Celtic's new-look front three could be.

Celtic make it four wins from four after a hard-fought 1-0 victory over St Johnstone in Perth - but it was far from convincing. We react at full-time as Martin O'Neill's much-changed Celtic side struggle to find their rhythm, particularly during a flat first half, before eventually finding the breakthrough after the interval. There were valuable minutes for several new and returning players, but plenty to discuss around Celtic's lack of intensity, the press, how easily St Johnstone were able to play through midfield and whether the team is ready for the bigger tests ahead. We also look ahead to Sunday's huge game against Rangers, the major selection decisions facing O'Neill and which players have done enough to force their way into the starting XI. Let us know your thoughts on Celtic's performance in the comments.

Celtic travel to Perth to face St Johnstone as Martin O'Neill's side look to make it six wins from six in the Scottish Premiership. With Yang away on international duty, Kieran Tierney and Kasper Høgh returning to training and several new signings pushing for minutes, there are some big selection decisions ahead of Wednesday night. In this Starting XI Prediction, Paul looks at Celtic's strongest team right now, whether Høgh comes straight back into the side, if Emil Durán could move to the left, the battle for places in midfield and whether Tierney should be risked ahead of Sunday's League Cup quarter-final at Ibrox. We also look at St Johnstone's start to the season, Celtic's defensive vulnerabilities in transition and why tomorrow's game has to come before any thoughts of Rangers. Who would you start in Perth? Let us know your Celtic XI in the comments.

Celtic come from behind to beat St Mirren 2-1 in Paisley and maintain their perfect start to the Scottish Premiership season. Paul and Darren give their full-time reaction after a dramatic night at St Mirren Park, where Celtic trailed 1-0 at half-time before Liam Scales headed home the equaliser and Yang completed the comeback with the winning goal. We discuss a brilliant performance from Yang, Camilo Duran's role in the winner, Celtic's character after going behind and the threat St Mirren posed throughout an open and difficult game. There's also plenty of discussion around the officiating and VAR, including Celtic's disallowed first-half goal, the lengthy delay before the second half and the bizarre circumstances surrounding a late Celtic goal being ruled out after the referee was sent to the monitor. We also assess Hassan's performance, Oliver Sørensen's cameo, the impact of Celtic's substitutions and how Martin O'Neill might reshape the attack when Yang departs.

Celtic travel to Paisley to face St Mirren in a top-of-the-table Scottish Premiership clash — but there's plenty to discuss before a ball is kicked. In today's Starting XI Prediction, we look at Celtic's team selection for the trip to St Mirren, the latest injury situation, the new signings pushing for minutes and Martin O'Neill's big decisions ahead of a demanding run of fixtures. We also discuss the SPFL decision to ban away supporters from all Celtic v Rangers fixtures this season, including the upcoming cup tie, and whether removing away fans is really the best long-term solution for one of football's biggest derbies. There's also reaction to Celtic's Europa League squad, with three new signings omitted. Joel van den Berg's absence can perhaps be explained by his age and development pathway, but the left-back situation is far more concerning with Kieran Tierney injured and Landon Emenalo unavailable and left out of the European squad. Can Celtic maintain their perfect league start in Paisley?

Celtic's summer transfer window is officially over — so how should we assess the club's business after 10 new arrivals, major departures and another Champions League qualification failure? Paul and Stuart review the entire Celtic transfer window, focusing on the striking difference between the first four signings of the summer and the six players brought in during the final 24 hours of European registration. The early arrivals appeared to signal a more targeted recruitment strategy: younger players, strong first-team experience, Champions League pedigree and significant resale potential. But after Celtic's exit against LASK, the profile changed dramatically as loan deals, inexperienced prospects and short-term solutions arrived late in the window. We discuss whether that represents sensible adaptation or another example of Celtic being underprepared when it mattered most. There's also a detailed look at the finances. Celtic spent approximately £32.5m including potential add-ons, but major sales including Arne Engels, Daizen Maeda and others pushed outgoing transfer income towards £47m — leaving the club once again in a substantial transfer profit despite significant cash reserves. Was this the summer Celtic finally modernised their recruitment? Or did another promising start ultimately fall victim to the same problems around timing, structure and ambition?

Celtic 3-0 Aberdeen reaction from Celtic Park as the Hoops maintain their perfect start to the Scottish Premiership season with another convincing victory. We break down Celtic's performance, the goals and the standout individual displays as Martin O'Neill's side comfortably see off Aberdeen. Camilo Durán continues to impress with his energy, movement and intelligent play through the middle, while Haissem Hassan once again showed the direct running and one-v-one ability that makes him such an exciting option in Celtic's attack. We also discuss Yang's performance before his departure for the Asian Games, the growing competition for places in midfield, Oliver Sørensen making his Celtic debut and how the new arrivals could reshape the starting XI over the coming weeks. With Sam Johnstone also arriving and further transfer business expected before the deadline, Celtic suddenly have significantly more competition throughout the squad. What did you make of the 3-0 win? Who was your Man of the Match? Let us know below.

Celtic face Aberdeen at Celtic Park as they look to maintain their 100% start to the Scottish Premiership season — but much of the attention is on a frantic final 24 hours of transfer business. We discuss Celtic's late transfer activity following the arrival of Oliver Sørensen, with Joel van den Berg expected to follow and deals involving Gvidas Gineitis, Sam Johnstone and Chelsea striker Shim Mheuka also discussed. Is this targeted recruitment Celtic desperately needs, or another example of panic stations at the end of the transfer window? Attention then turns to Aberdeen as we predict Martin O'Neill's Celtic starting XI, with injuries forcing Liam Scales to left-back, Callum McGregor expected to return and Camilo Durán set to lead the line. Let us know your Celtic XI and your thoughts on the club's transfer business in the comments.

Celtic return to Scottish Premiership action against Falkirk as we predict the starting XI for tomorrow's game at Celtic Park. Before looking ahead to Falkirk, we reflect on Celtic's devastating Champions League exit against LASK and what the collapse says about the team tactically, mentally and in terms of where Celtic currently stand in Europe. We also react to Celtic's Europa League draw, discuss the impact Champions League elimination could have on the club's transfer plans, and look at the key areas that still need strengthened before the transfer window closes. Attention then turns to Falkirk, the fitness of Callum McGregor and others following Tuesday night, and the changes Martin O'Neill could make to his starting XI. Let us know your predicted Celtic XI in the comments, your thoughts on the Europa League draw, and whether the disappointment of Tuesday night has worn off yet.

Celtic could be closing in on another major summer signing, with 21-year-old Bosnia midfielder *Ermin Mahmić* linked with an €8m move from Slovan Liberec. We look at what Mahmić could bring to Celtic, why his profile fits the club's changing recruitment strategy and whether he could ultimately be viewed as a long-term successor to Benjamin Nygren. After starring for Bosnia at the World Cup and scoring eight goals at club level last season, Mahmić looks to fit the pattern of Celtic targeting younger, first-team ready players with significant potential and resale value. We also reflect on Celtic's superb *3-0 Champions League win over LASK*, the performances of Camilo Duran, Benjamin Nygren and Mika Baur, and why qualification for the Champions League could provide the ultimate validation of this summer's recruitment. Has there been a genuine change in Celtic's transfer strategy? From Kasper Høgh and Camilo Duran to Mika Baur and Hassan, Celtic are now spending bigger fees on players expected to immediately improve the starting XI rather than continually gambling on cheaper development projects. There is still work to be done before the window closes — particularly at goalkeeper and across the defence — but are we finally seeing a more ambitious Celtic in the transfer market?

Celtic take a huge step towards the Champions League with a brilliant *3-0 win over LASK at Celtic Park* in the first leg of the play-off. We react to one of Celtic's best European performances in recent years, with *Camilo Duran producing a sensational display*, Benjamin Nygren continuing his outstanding start to the season and Martin O'Neill's side taking a commanding advantage to Austria. After surviving a couple of early scares, Celtic grew into the game and produced a performance full of attacking intent, intensity and quality. Nygren opened the scoring with a superb strike before Duran took over, scoring twice and delivering an all-action performance that earned him a standing ovation from Celtic Park. We also discuss another impressive showing from *Mika Baur*, Colby Donovan stepping up on a huge European night, Kasper Høgh's contribution despite not scoring and the tactical changes that have transformed Celtic's attacking play. The tie isn't finished yet — but with a three-goal advantage and genuine firepower throughout the team, Celtic have put themselves in a fantastic position ahead of the second leg.

Celtic begin a potentially season-defining seven days as LASK visit Celtic Park for the first leg of the Champions League play-off. We look ahead to *Celtic v LASK* with our predicted starting XI and the major selection decisions facing Martin O'Neill ahead of one of the biggest games of the season. With Arne Engels gone, Alistair Johnston injured and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain suspended, could new signing Mika Baur be handed his first Celtic Park start alongside Callum McGregor and Benjamin Nygren? We also look at Colby Donovan's huge test at right-back, the Carter-Vickers and Trusty partnership, and how Celtic's increasingly dangerous attack could exploit the Austrian champions. Camilo Duran, Benjamin Nygren and Kasper Høgh have all made encouraging starts to the season — and after Celtic's Champions League qualifying failures in recent years, having genuine goals throughout the team could make all the difference.

Celtic face Austrian champions LASK in the Champions League play-off, with a place in the league phase on the line over two huge games. We're joined by Austrian football expert and UEFA reporter Tom Baumgartner-Middler for an in-depth look at LASK ahead of Wednesday night's first leg at Celtic Park. After winning the Austrian league and cup double last season, LASK have started the new campaign strongly and arrive in Glasgow with confidence. But how good are they, how will they approach Celtic, and where can Martin O'Neill's side hurt them? Tom breaks down LASK's 3-5-2 system, their main attacking threats, the influence of manager Didi Kühbauer and the strengths and weaknesses Celtic should be looking to exploit. We also discuss LASK's lack of Champions League experience, how the tie is being viewed in Austria, Celtic's recent struggles in Champions League qualification and whether the Hoops should be favourites to progress.

Celtic cruise into the next round of the Premier Sports Cup with a convincing 0-4 win over Dundee United at Tannadice. We react to **Dundee United 0-4 Celtic**, discussing another impressive attacking performance, the impact of Celtic's new signings and the growing signs that this team is beginning to click. Despite a couple of early scares with Dundee United hitting the post, Celtic took control of the game and produced a professional performance, with Camillo Duran grabbing his first competitive Celtic goal and Benjamin Nygren continuing his excellent start to the season. We also look at Kasper Høgh's influence on Celtic's attack, Duran's impressive energy and pressing, the growing relationship between Høgh and Nygren, and the midfield and defensive decisions facing Martin O'Neill ahead of Wednesday night's huge European tie. With nine goals across Celtic's last two matches, confidence is building — but can Celtic take that momentum into Europe? Let us know your thoughts on the performance and your Man of the Match in the comments below. 00:00 Dundee United 0-4 Celtic reaction 02:03 Celtic's new-look attack 04:45 Høgh, Duran & Celtic's attacking options 07:42 Benjamin Nygren continues to shine 11:28 Defensive & midfield talking points 13:58 Looking ahead to Europe 16:53 Man of the Match & final thoughts

Arne Engels is set to leave Celtic for West Ham in a deal worth around £22m — so who replaces him as Martin O'Neill's side head to Tannadice to face Dundee United in the Premier Sports Cup? We preview **Dundee United v Celtic**, looking at the likely Celtic starting XI, the impact of Engels' departure, whether new signing **Mika Baur** could make his debut and how Celtic's new-look attack could line up. After an impressive five-goal performance last weekend, can Celtic continue the early-season momentum and book their place in the next round before attention turns to the huge Champions League play-off against LASK? We also discuss Celtic's summer transfer business so far, with around £27m spent but potentially more than £30m brought back in through player sales — and why Engels must now be replaced before the transfer window closes.

Kilmarnock 1-5 Celtic full-time reaction from Rugby Park as Kasper Høgh scores a stunning first-half hat-trick and Celtic produce their best performance of the new Scottish Premiership season. After a laboured 1-0 win over Dundee, this was a completely different Celtic performance. The movement, intensity and attacking play were far sharper, with Høgh at the centre of everything. Celtic's record signing showed exactly why the club spent big to bring him in. Three goals inside the penalty area, intelligent movement, excellent hold-up play and an immediate connection with the Celtic support — could Kasper Høgh be the striker who transforms this team? We discuss Høgh's hat-trick, Celtic's improved midfield performance, a much better showing from Arne Engels and another impressive display from Kieran Tierney. Alistair Johnston was also a constant attacking threat from right-back, while Camilo Duran showed further encouraging signs as Celtic's attacking options begin to take shape. Despite the emphatic scoreline, there are still concerns around squad depth. Celtic's starting XI looked strong, but the drop-off after substitutions highlighted why further transfer business is still required ahead of the Champions League qualifiers. Can Celtic build on this performance? Have they finally found the striker they've been missing? And how many more players need to arrive before the transfer window closes? Let us know your thoughts on Kilmarnock 1-5 Celtic in the comments. Subscribe to Celtic Fans TV for Celtic match reaction, Celtic transfer news, previews, Champions League coverage and supporter debate throughout the season. CHAPTERS: 00:00 Kilmarnock 1-5 Celtic Reaction 00:55 Kasper Høgh Hat-Trick – Celtic Have a Striker 03:52 Celtic's Attacking Performance 05:44 Kieran Tierney's Brilliant Start 07:19 Squad Depth Still a Concern 09:15 Celtic's Attacking Options 10:25 Could Celtic Change Formation? 11:36 Man of the Match: Kasper Høgh Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Paul, Martin and Lee as they react to the opening game of the Scottish Premiership. 00:00 Celtic 1-0 Dundee – Full-Time Reaction01:22 A Flat and Disjointed Celtic Performance02:41 Celtic's Midfield Balance and Arne Engels04:33 Kasper Høgh's Celtic Debut Assessed06:24 Alistair Johnston's Emotional Farewell?07:57 Celtic's Champions League Play-Off Against LASK08:34 Why Celtic Need More Signings11:28 Man of the Match and Player Standouts13:08 Final Thoughts LIKE the video, COMMENT with your own thoughts below and DON'T FORGET TO FOLLOW! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Paul, Darren and Callum as they react to a DOUBLE to cap off the end of the 25/26 season. LIKE the video, COMMENT with your own thoughts below and DON'T FORGET TO FOLLOW! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Paul and Martin as they react to a incredible ending to the penultimate league game at Fir Park. LIKE the video, COMMENT with your own thoughts below and DON'T FORGET TO FOLLOW! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Celtic travel to Fir Park in the penultimate game of the Scottish Premiership season tomorrow, looking to maintain their winning run in the post-split fixtures. Sunday's 3-1 win over Rangers closed the gap on Hearts to a solitary point, meaning that two victories this week will secure the League Title. Easier said than done however, and this Motherwell clash will be a tough game to navigate. Who do you think Martin O'Neill will start tomorrow? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Full-Time Reaction to Celtic's massive 3-1 derby win over Rangers at Celtic Park. Paul, Martin & Kenny reflect on a huge win for the Hoops as they closed the gap on Hearts to one point. Daizen Maeda's double and Yang's first half strike gave Celtic the points after going behind inside the first 10 minutes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Celtic take on Rangers at Celtic Park tomorrow in the final derby of the season and the stakes could not be higher. To stay in the title race the Hoops must take all 3 points with only two games remaining after tomorrow. Hearts game at Fir Park tonight will have a huge impact on the context of the game for Celtic but it will remain win at all costs, regardless. Who do you think Martin O'Neill will start tomorrow? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Reaction to Celtic's 1-2 win at Easter Road over Hibs as they moved back to joint top in the Scottish Premiership. Goals from Daizen Maeda and Kelechi Iheanacho were enough to secure a potentially monumental 3 points for the Hoops, with title rivals Hearts & Rangers facing each other tomorrow. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Celtic travel to face Hibs tomorrow in a huge game in the Scottish Premiership title race. Last weekend's 3-1 win over Falkirk saw the Hoops overtake Rangers in the table, who lost at home to Motherwell on Sunday. Hearts still lead the way, but face Rangers at home on Monday, meaning a victory for Celtic tomorrow guarantees a points gain on at least one of the title rivals. Who do you think Martin O'Neill will pick to start tomorrow? 00:00 High Stakes! 03:52 ST Renewals But No Clarity 07:42 Hibs Will Lie Down, right? 10:07 Starting XI Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Paul, Martin and Lee as they react to Celtic's win over Falkirk. LIKE the video, COMMENT with your own thoughts below and DON'T FORGET TO FOLLOW! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Celtic take on Falkirk at Celtic Park tomorrow in the first post-split fixture of the title run-in. The opportunity to play before the other teams in the title race gives Celtic the chance to apply pressure and leapfrog at least one of the sides going into Sunday. On the agenda today are the contract renewals announced by Celtic in the last couple of days and the decision to deny Rangers tickets for the final derby of the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Celtic needed extra-time to secure their place in the Scottish Cup Final, overcoming St. Mirren 6-2 at Hampden Park. Goals from Maeda and Ralston gave Celtic a 2-0 half-time lead but in keeping with the nature of this season, we allowed St. Mirren back into the game with a Mandron double levelling the game in added time. An astonishing four goal blitz inside six minutes in the first half of extra-time eventually put the tie to bed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

An Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain strike gave Celtic a narrow win over St. Mirren at Celtic Park. The anxious performances continued as Celtic struggled to create chances and ceded control to the Paisley side for the majority of the second half. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Celtic take on St. Mirren tomorrow in the final Scottish Premiership match before the split. The split fixtures were confirmed earlier this week and there has been discourse around whether the schedule is favourable for Celtic. The next two home league matches against St. Mirren & Falkirk present good opportunities for Celtic to get points on the board and put pressure on their title rivals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A late Kelechi Iheanacho winner gave Celtic a vital 1-2 win over Dundee, as they closed the gap on leaders Hearts to three points. Celtic face St. Mirren at home next weekend in the final game before the split. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Celtic travel to Dens Park tomorrow looking to avoid a fourth League defeat in the City of Discovery this season. The margin for error has been small for Celtic since the turn of the year but dropping more points at this stage would make a title win almost impossible. Who do you think will start for Celtic tomorrow? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Paul, Lee and Martin as they react to a defeat at Tannadice. LIKE the video, COMMENT with your own thoughts below and DON'T FORGET TO FOLLOW! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Celtic travel to Tannadice tomorrow to face Dundee United as the Scottish Premiership title race continues. It's roles reversed this week as Celtic play last, looking to close the gap on Hearts back to two points at the top of the table. Who do you think Martin O'Neill will start tomorrow? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Paul and Kenny as they react to Celtic's 3-1 win against Motherwell at Celtic Park. LIKE the video, COMMENT with your own thoughts below and DON'T FORGET TO FOLLOW! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Paul and Darren as they discuss Celtic knocking out Rangers at Ibrox on penalties in the Scottish Cup Quarter Finals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Celtic travel to Ibrox for the second time in the space of seven days, this time in the Scottish Cup Quarter-Final. Martin O'Neill's side will be looking to start the game the way they finished last week's 2-2 draw in the league game, eliminating a two-goal deficit to earn a precious point. Big team selections lie ahead for O'Neill, let us know who you think will start for Celtic in the comments below. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Celtic travel to Pittodrie tomorrow to face Aberdeen in their game-in-hand in the Scottish Premiership. The rearranged fixture presents a chance for the Hoops to close the gap to five points and once again there really is no margin for error. After Sunday's second half comeback against Rangers, who do you think will start for Martin O'Neill? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join us for reaction to Celtic's 2-2 draw with Rangers at Ibrox. A disastrous first half saw Celtic go in 2-0 down at the break after Youssef Chermiti double. But changes at the interval breathed life into Celtic, who turned the game around to dominate second half proceedings and snatch a draw thanks to goals from Kieran Tierney and Reo Hatate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Celtic travel to Ibrox tomorrow for the third league derby of the season and the stakes could hardly be higher. Celtic trail their rivals by two points with a game-in-hand but both sides are chasing Hearts at the top of the table. Approaching the final ten games of the season, the margin for error gets ever smaller. Celtic lost their seventh league game of this campaign at home to Hibs last weekend, an eight defeat is almost certain to consign the Hoops title hopes to history. Who do you think Martin O'Neill will pick to start for Celtic tomorrow? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Celtic travel to Germany to face Stuttgart in the 2nd of their Europa League Play-Off tie tomorrow. Trailing 1-4 from the first leg in Glasgow last week, the chances of progression are dead in the water. This has led to calls Martin O'Neill to field a much changed side ahead of Sunday's derby against Rangers. How many changes do you think there will be tomorrow? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Paul and Lee as they discuss Celtic's defeat to Hibernian. LIKE the video, COMMENT with your own thoughts below and DON'T FORGET TO FOLLOW! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Celtic take on Hibs at home tomorrow as they return to Scottish Premiership action following Thursday 1-4 defeat to Stuttgart. The divide off the pitch between the supporters and the board rumbles on after another Celtic statement, but on the pitch this is another must win in the quest for the Premiership title. Big calls for Martin O'Neill tomorrow, with loads of attention surrounding goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel. Who do you think will start for Celtic tomorrow? 00:00 Reflecting on Stuttgart 02:20 Discourse Around Protests & 'Unity' 07:37 Hibs Preview 09:35 The GK Problem & MO'N Post-Match Comments 14:00 Defence 15:16 Midfield - Ox SOS 16:38 Front 3 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Stuart, Darren and Martin as they react to a defeat in the 1st leg of the Europa League Play-off round. LIKE the video, COMMENT with your own thoughts below and DON'T FORGET TO FOLLOW! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Celtic face Stuttgart at home in the 1st leg of the Europa League Play-Off Round. The Hoops haven't won a knockout tie in European competition since 2004, where O'Neill's team eliminated FC Barcelona from the UEFA Cup (1-0 on aggregate). Can Martin's midas touch inspire similar heroics 22 years later? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Celtic travel to Rugby Park to face Kilmarnock tomorrow with a huge opportunity to make up more ground in the title race as Rangers and Hearts face off at Ibrox later in the day. Let us know your thoughts on the game tomorrow and who you think Martin O'Neill will start? 00:00 Pivotal Days in Title Race 02:20 Celtic's Interim Financial Report 08:20 Kilmarnock Form 12:00 Martin O'Neill's Potential Lineup? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Paul, Callum and Lee as they react to a last minute winner from Alex Oxlaide-Chamberlain to win the 3 points. LIKE the video, COMMENT with your own thoughts below and DON'T FORGET TO FOLLOW! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices