RESOLVING THE LEDGER
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Celtic continue their bid to qualify for the Champions League as they visit Austrian champions LASK in the second leg of their play-off.
Martin O’Neill’s side take a commanding 3-0 lead into the second leg after 24-year-old summer signing Camilo Duran scored a stunning brace to cap off a strong performance, after Benjamin Nygren volleyed the Hoops in front.
But LASK were better than the scoreline suggested, twice having goals ruled out for offside in the first half, setting up a nervy away leg for the Scottish Premiership champions.
Celtic crashed out of Champions League qualifying last season when they lost on penalties to Kazakhstan side Kairat Almaty, and have lost their last five play-off ties in the competition, so will be determined to make it sixth time lucky.
Here’s everything you need to know.
When is LASK v Celtic?
LASK host Celtic at the Raiffeisen Arena on Tuesday 25 August, with kick-off at 8pm BST.
How can I watch it?
Viewers can watch the game on TNT Sports 1 and HBO Max, with coverage kicking off at 7.30pm.
Team news
LASK are without Ramiz Harakate due to an anterior cruciate ligament injury but have no new concerns.
Celtic are missing Jota, also due to a crucial ligament injury.
Predicted line-ups
LASK XI: Jungwirth, Mbuyamba, Alemao, Andrade, Jorgensen, Danek, Ljubicic, Horvath, Bello, Usor, Adeniran
Celtic XI: Sinisalo, Donovan, Carter-Vickers, Trusty, Tierney, Nygren, McGregor, Baur, Duran, Hogh, Hyun-Jun
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