After losing the home leg by two goals to one, it’s mission impossible for Brendan Rodgers’ men. Should they make the last 16, they must win on Tuesday night by two goals, or by one and go through on penalties. The Bhoys will go in as heavy underdogs against the German giants. How do they approach such a mammoth task? We answer just that on Last Word on Football, with our Celtic Predicted Lineup.<\/p>\n
Rodgers made a couple of changes on Saturday. In came Anthony Ralston and Jeffrey Schlupp at fullback, meanwhile Luke McCowan and Yang were handed Premiership starts.<\/p>\n
Read More:<\/strong> Four Things Learned from Leg One Match<\/a><\/p>\n On his first league start, Schlupp impressed. The loanee was positive in his passing and linked up really well with Jota on the left-hand side. Apart from that it was the status quo who took to the field.<\/p>\n Celtic’s 3-0 win against Dundee United was a solid performance. As usual, Kasper Schmeichel had little to do while the home side dominated proceedings. Truthfully though, Tuesday night is an altogether different challenge.<\/p>\n What the reverse fixture showed was that Kompany’s men will dominate the ball from the off. At Celtic Park though, they were often passive on the ball. So often, they rotated possession deep into the Hoops’ final third but failed to pull the trigger. With a home crowd behind them, they will likely be more aggressive.<\/p>\nCeltic Recent Form and Tactics<\/h3>\n