Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou is expected to re-shuffle his starting line-up for the visit of Kilmarnock to Parkhead on Saturday.
Several members of the Hoops squad were struck down by illness last week, forcing the Scottish champions into a number of changes against Rangers at Ibrox, with James Forrest handed a surprise start and new signing Alistair Johnston thrown straight into the team on the back off an impressive World Cup group stage campaign with Canada.
Ever-present midfielder Matt O’Riley looked out of sorts, while defender Greg Taylor was forced off in the first-half after sustaining a hamstring injury, which will keep him out of action for a fortnight.
With Josip Juranovic failing to impress up against the pacy Fashion Sakala, that could pave the way for Argentinian full-back Alexandro Bernabei to start this match. Portuguese winger Jota has watched on from the bench in recent weeks and he could be restored to the starting XI, while wantaway frontman Giorgos Giakoumakis set to be named among the subs again.
Here, GlasgowWorld predicts how Celtic will line up against Kilmarnock:
On the bench: Siegrist (GK), Bain (GK), Jenz, Giakoumakis, Turnbull, Jota, Kobayashi, Abildgaard, O’Riley, Forrest, Juranovic
1. Joe Hart - GK
Likely to continue between the sticks, despite being left off the hook by Alfredo Morelos at Ibrox on Monday.
2. Alistair Johnston - RB
The Canadian international impressed on his debut against Rangers and is expected to keep his place on the right-hand side.
3. Cameron Carter-Vickers - CB
A rock at the heart of the Hoops backline. Has yet to lose a league match when paired alongside Starfelt.
4. Carl Starfelt - CB
Made a number of mistakes against Rangers but is likely to retain his partnership with CCV.