With ten players receiving treatment today Brendan Rodgers won’t have too many decisions to make for his side to face Dundee.
After the tension and emotion of beating Hearts on Sunday the trip to Dens Park should be fairly routine against a team with nine defeats to their name this season as Jim McIntyre attempts to salvage the mess that he inherited from Neil McCann.
Strangely for tomorrow’s match Rodgers is badly lacking in central midfield options while he has a surplus of wingers to select from with Daniel Arzani earning a place on the bench.
In defence there could be a few choices to make but Filip Benkovic’s Achilles problem is likely to pave the way for Dedryck Boyata to return to the side.
On the back of their recent domestic form an away win should be fairly routine tomorrow night but following the away days at Kilmarnock, St Mirren and Hearts nothing can be taken for granted.
An away win for Hibs at Tynecastle would be a very welcome bonus but all eyes must be on the pitch at Dens Park as Rodgers looks for his side to build up some momentum after a laboured start to the season.
Celtic have more than enough goal options to secure the points, only after the final whistle can thoughts turn to a top of the table clash with Hearts on Saturday.