It’ll be party time at Celtic Park on Wednesday, as the hosts’ 5-0 win at Hearts on Sunday confirmed another Scottish Premiership title.
Partick Thistle are the opposition this time and with the league title secured, as well as their Scottish Cup semi-final against Rangers still three weeks away, Celtic will play with freedom and will want to come up with another big result to entertain the crowd.
Enjoying his renaissance, the former Hearts ‘keeper has had a fine season and will not want to be rested for this game.
The Swede is likely to continue at right-back, though he was replaced by Cristian Gamboa with ten minutes remaining in the game against Hearts.
The 22-year-old is coming along nicely and can retain his place alongside Boyata in the heart of the defence.
The former Man City defender can carry on at centre-half in what would be his 12th league game of the season. The Belgian’s progression has somewhat stalled, but he retains plenty of ability.
Another player who is expected to move on quite soon. The talented attacking left-back has been looked after by Brendan Rodgers and has played just 18 league games. But he should be picked this time.
His importance to this Celtic side can’t be underestimated and his 12 goals in 24 league games this season is a record most strikers would be proud of. He will start.
Captain Brown is inspirational for Celtic and will once again anchor his midfield. There are maybe a few goals missing from his game these days but he remains solid in the middle of the park.
The local boy, a product of Celtic’s academy, will start again in the midfield trio.
There may be a slight re-jig of the front three, with Forrest taking up a position on the right and looking to use his pace to provide chances for hat-trick hero Scott Sinclair.
Capable of playing anywhere across the front line, Sinclair might be utilised as Celtic’s main goal-scoring threat this time around.
Brought on for Patrick Roberts at the weekend, the former Dundee United attacker is without a goal this season and will be desperately hoping to break his duck if given the chance.
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