Brendan Rodgers has named his Celtic side to face Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League.
The Parkhead club take on last season's runners-up in the second league phase matchday tonight.
Celtic are without Cameron Carter-Vickers who misses out through injury after sitting out at the weekend.
Rodgers has made no changes from the side that beat St Johnstone 6-0 on Saturday.
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Kasper Schmeichel starts in goal with Alistair Johnston, Liam Scales, Auston Trusty and Greg Taylor in defence.
Callum McGregor is joined in midfield by Paulo Bernardo and Arne Engels with Daizen Maeda, Nico Kuhn and Kyogo Furuhashi the front three.
CELTIC XI: Schmeichel, Johnston, Trusty, Scales, Taylor, McGregor, Engels, Bernardo, Kuhn, Maeda, Kyogo.
SUBS: Sinisalo, Bain, Palma, Idah, Valle, Yang, McCowan, Nawrocki, Hatate, Forrest, Ralston, Welsh.
DORTMUND XI: Kobel, Couto, Anton, Schlotterbeck, Ryerson, Gross, Can, Adeyemi, Brandt, Gittens, Guirassy.
SUBS: Meyer, Lotka, Bensebaini, Nmecha, Beier, Duranville, Sabitzer, Sule, Azhil
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