In a rematch of last Sunday's Old Firm Premier Sports Cup clash, Celtic will face Rangers again this Sunday - this time in the Scottish Premiership at Celtic Park.
South Africa centre-back Olwethu Makhanya shone for Rangers in their 3-0 win last weekend in Scotland's League Cup quarter-finals. At the other end, Daniel Neil starred with a brace, while Kevin Kelsy scored once and set up one of Neil's goals.
Now, the teams will face off in the Scottish Premiership, where Celtic currently hold a five point lead over their second-placed Glasgow rivals.
Despite a perfect start to the league season with six wins from as many matches, Celtic head into this game off the back of successive defeats. The Bhoys lost 3-1 to Ferencváros in the Europa League on Thursday.
"We're naturally disappointed getting beaten," Celtic manager Martin O'Neill said after the European defeat.
"It's not the start we wanted. We have seven games in which to try and get some points on the board. We really need to concentrate now on Sunday [against Rangers].
"Tonight was a European lesson for us in many aspects. We'll get ourselves together - we'll get ready. We need to re-energise ourselves as much as anything else.
"When we have decent possession of the ball, just don't give it away. But also I think taking a few risks as well too - risks in the proper areas of the field."
Key details
Date: Sunday, Sep. 20 at 12 p.m. BST (1 p.m. CAT)
Venue: Celtic Park
How to watch: Viewers on DStv can watch the match on ESPN 2 (channel 219). This channel is also available to viewers on Disney+ in South Africa.
Team news
Canada right-back Alistair Johnston has yet to make his return from injury for Celtic, with forward/attacking midfielder Callum Osmand also yet to return from an injury picked up against Falkirk last month.
On-loan left-back Landon Emenalo has yet to feature for the Bhoys as he recovers from an injury picked up in training with Chelsea, while South Korea's Yang Hyun-jun is away at the Asian games.
Meanwhile, Rangers captain Lawrence Shankland is out with a long-term thigh injury. Youssef Chermiti also has yet to return from an ACL injury, while Daisuke Yokota (groin) is another long-term absentee for Derek McInnes' side.
Attacking midfielder/forward Ryan Naderi is a doubt after being on the receiving end of a heavy challenge from Mika Baur last Sunday.
Expected lineups
Celtic
LB Kieran Tierney | CB Liam Scales | CB Cameron Carter-Vickers | RB Colby Donovan
CM Mika Baur | CM Callum McGregor | CM Benjamin Nygren
LW James Forrest | ST Kasper Høgh | RW Camilo Durán
Rangers
GK Ivor Pandur
LB James Penrice | CB Olwethu Makhanya | CB Emmanuel Fernandez | RB Dujon Sterling
CM Nicolas Raskin | CM Daniel Neil
LW Djeidi Gassama | AM Bojan Miovski | RW Minsu Kim
ST Kevin Kelsy
Stats
Celtic (56 titles) have surpassed Rangers (55 titles) as the most successful side in Scottish Premiership history after picking up a 14th title out of the last 15 on offer last season.
Rangers have won their last 5 games in all competitions and conceded only once in the process.
