The current campaign has been a fairly successful one so far for Celtic. The champions made their long-awaited return to Europe’s top table and while the Glasgow club ultimately ended up propping up the rest in Group F, players and supporters alike could take heart from the team’s performances against some of the continent’s top sides.
On the domestic front, it is hard to find fault with Postecoglou’s team. Barring a 2-0 defeat to St Mirren in Paisley in the league, they have won all of their cinch Premiership fixtures to date this term, banging in 50 goals along the way whilst only shipping 13. There is also the small matter of a League Cup semi-final against Kilmarnock to look forward to in January and with Rangers currently in disarray, Postecoglou will surely be looking to secure a clean sweep of the domestic honours on offer.
