Cameron Carter-Vickers is out of the Celtic side to face Kilmarnock today with Nat Phillips taking his place on the bench.
That is the only change to the Celtic side that started against Hibs in midweek with Joe Hart continuing in goal despite appearing to miss training on Friday.
Up front Mikey Johnston and Oh Hyeon-gyu retain their places in the side as Celtic look for revenge on their 1-0 League Cup defeat back in August.
Since then the hoops have won 3-1 at home to Killie in the SPFL but in midweek Derek McInnes’ side won 1-0 away to Aberdeen to keep them well clear of the bottom two places.
Next up for Celtic is their final Champions League match, on Wednesday against Feyenoord. David Munro referees today’s match.
CELTIC: Hart; A Johnston, Phillips, Scales, Taylor; McGregor, Iwata, O’Riley; Palma, Oh, M Johnsron
SUBS: Bain, Kyogo, Yang, Turnbull, Nawrocki, Bernabei, Bernardo, Forrest, Ralston
I turned off the TV as soon as I saw CalMac wearing that rainbow armband. What it symbolises is Celtic’s public repudiation of God and His divine moral law, not to mention the natural law. This LGBT business is being pushed by the enemies of Our Lord to destroy Christian society and family life and I will not participate in that for the sake of watching a football match. If I did continue to support the club, I would be equally guilty before God for supporting an organisation (Stonewall) whose aim is to pervert children at the youngest ages. No thanks, God and my immortal soul are too important to me.
Failure to cash in on our first half superiority cost us dearly…and if proof were ever needed about our lack of physicality….and a lack of a Plan B…It was today.
We were not at the races in the second half…and got what we deserved.
Over to you Brendan.
Oh and wouldn’t Scottish football be in a better place… if Kilmarnock played like that all the time ?
A good helping of the Celtic thin gruel being served up to supporters there.
Huns on BBC Sportsound Scotland going apoplectic, nearing jingo proportions at the result!
Lawwells attempts at keeping the huns relevant take a step closer after that defeat today by handing them the £50 million for UCL qualification next season.
The season is now in the balance. January will tell us if the Celtic board are serious about winning the league. More signings like Kwon will tell us they aren’t.
Civil war between the board and the fans now a distinct possibility. Lawwell should never been allowed to return, he’s a cancer on our club.