THE Champions League rematch with RB Leipzig at Parkhead tomorrow evening is one of the biggest games of Celtic’s season to date.
Win, and they will increase their chances of finishing in the top two in Group F and reaching the knockout rounds. Lose or even draw, and they could struggle to finish third and secure a place in the Europa League.
But their cinch Premiership meeting with St Johnstone at McDiarmid Park on Saturday – their first outing since captain Callum McGregor suffered the injury that is going to keep him out until after the World Cup - was every bit as important.
