Celtic have had two weeks to stew over their shock Old Firm defeat before the international break and now return to action with a game against Hearts.
The Hoops were stunned by Rangers at Parkhead and were two goals down before they recovered to draw level with Barry Ferguson's side only to lose a late goal to go down 3-2.
It was their first home loss of the season and in truth, they were miles off it against Rangers. With the title long since wrapped up and in the bag, their biggest danger now appears to be complacency.
They also seem to be suffering from injury worries with keeper Kasper Schmeichel injured on international duty and key defender Auston Trusty out injured too.
They face a Hearts side who have improved considerably since a horrendous start to the season and have manoeuvred themselves into a top six place.
At just five points off third place behind city rivals Hibs, they're certainly not without a chance of ending what looked like a miserable season on a high.
And they come into this having won four out of five matches in all competitions.
How the bookies view it: Layers still have faith in Hoops
Celtic's defeat to Rangers doesn't appear to have dented the confidence of the bookies with Celtic still huge favourites at 2/9 with Boylesports.
Hearts are 17/2 with the same firm and the draw is 9/2.
Recent head to heads: Celtic too good for Hearts so far
Unlike last season where Hearts beat Celtic home and away, Celtic have beaten the Gorgie side twice this season and Parkhead and Tynecastle scoring six goals in the process.
Players to watch: Daizen Delight
Daizen Maeda scored his 29th goal for club and country this season in that defeat to Rangers. He is 6/5 to score anytime with Boylesports and that is always worth backing just now because of the form he is in.
James Wilson made history when he became Scotland's youngest ever international for 137 years after coming on as a sub in Scotland's defeat to Greece. The 18-year-old is 5/1 to score anytime with Boylesports.
Predicted line-ups:
As stated Celtic, look set to be without injured veteran keeper Kasper Schmeichel and defender Auston Trusty. There is a doubt over Liam Scales too. Callum McGregor should return though.
Hearts will be without Cammy Devlin, Aidan Denholm, Craig Halkett, Frankie Kent and Stephen Kingsley.
Celtic: Sinisalo, Johnston, Schlupp, Carter-Vickers, Nawrocki, Engels, McGregor, Hatate, Jota, Maeda, Kuhn.
Hearts: Gordon, Penrice, Neilson, Steinwender, Forrester, Baningime, Spittal, Kartum, Shankland, Wilson Kabangu.
Anything else catch the eye?
Celtic will be determined to bounce back and prove that defeat to Rangers was very much a one-off. But Hearts are absolutely no mugs and this could be a slog for the champions.
Hearts look a generous price at 11/10 with Boylesports with a two goal start on the handicaps and that should be backed here.
Hearts have also scored in ten games in a row and have plenty of goal threats in their team. Because they have been written off, they are definitely backable at 4/6 just to score with Boylesports, especially with Celtic's makeshift defence. Over 1.5 goals at 10/3 with the same firm is hardly impossible either, but we'll play safe.
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