As Celtic prepare to counter against Motherwell in the Scottish Premiership, officials have indicated

Following a disappointing draw against Kilmarnock at home last weekend, Celtic knows they must bounce back this weekend to be in the running for the Scottish Premiership title.

After a late equalizer from the visitors last Sunday, which allowed Rangers to overcome St Johnstone and move up to the top, the Bhoys lost points for the second time in three league games under Brendan Rodgers.

Now that his team is trying to overcome a two-point deficit that seemed unthinkable only a few months ago, Rodgers must instill a siege mindset among his players.

The next game is on Sunday against Motherwell, who will be looking to improve their own fortunes after three games without a victory in all competitions.

However, Stuart Kettlewell’s team has already drawn four times since the start of the year, and they will be mindful that their rivals have already dropped points seven times in the league—five of those instances being stalemates.

One of the key choices Rodgers will have to make in his selection process is whether to continue with his two-man assault of Adam Idah and Yogo Furuhashi or to go back to a more recognizable configuration, which might mean Paulo Bernardo making a comeback to the starting lineup.

In all likelihood, Celtic’s margin for error is minimal, particularly if they start the match five points behind their rivals, who host Heart of Midlothian the day before.

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confirmed roster for Motherwell vs. Celtic officiating

Motherwell is perhaps one of the most unpredictable sides in the Scottish Premiership, thus Celtic must be cautious while playing them at home.

The affair at Fir Park will have Willie Collum officiating. John McCrossan and Jonathan Bell, who are in charge of running the lines, will assist him.

Gary Hilland is helping Gavin Duncan with his VAR duties, which he has taken over in case any incidences need to be reviewed during proceedings. Fourth official Duncan Williams will assume the position.

The match begins at precisely 12 p.m., and fans who were not able to secure tickets may watch the entire action live in the UK on Sky Sports Main Event, which also includes Sky Sports Football [LiveSoccerTV].

With any luck, the Bhoys will be able to head back to Glasgow having gained three crucial points toward the championship!

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