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Ring the changes for a 4-2-3-1 to crush Ross County

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Brendan Rodgers knows better than to take anything for granted when Celtic visit Ross County on Wednesday night.

The Irishman leaves nothing to chance and will give the highland side the same attention as the upcoming matches against Aberdeen and Borussia Monchengladbach.

Jim McIntyre’s side go into the match on the back of snatching a point from Partick Thistle on Saturday thanks to a stoppage time goal from Chris Burke.

Rodgers will have had that game watched and analysed as he balances up the demands of his opponents with the options within his own squad.

Although the mantra remains one game at a time three games within seven days is a lot for any player to absorb- especially when that short sharp programme is followed by a Champions League trip to Germany.

After the win over Sevco on Sunday Rodgers highlighted the contribution of two substitutes dropping a strong hint that Leigh Griffiths and Stuart Armstrong are getting closer to a starting slot.

The midweek trip to the highlands will be a whole new experience for Rodgers, so far he’s taken each challenge in his stride.

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