Celtic have entered must win territory if they are to stand any chance of playing European football after Christmas.
Ange Postecoglou and his troops head into matchday five of the Champions League against Shakhtar Donetsk looking to keep hopes of playing Europa League football alive after elimination from Europe's premier competition last time out. They trail Tuesday night's opponents by four points and know they must get a first win in the section to take things to the wire.
The Scottish champions have just one point from four outings to date - but they go into this clash off the back of a seven-goal thriller with Hearts at Tynecastle. It was VAR's debut weekend in Scotland and it disappoint with many big talking points and decisions coming under the microscope. Celtic's 4-3 triumph coupled up with Rangers home dropped points against Livingston means they now hold a four-point advantage at the top of the Premiership. Here's all the information you need for another big European night under the lights.
