Celtic are aiming to put their midweek Champions League disappointment behind them today when they return to league action against Motherwell.
Neil Lennon's side sit fourth in the league and are nine points behind league leaders Rangers, but have three games in hand.
Today's opponents are bottom of the table, having drawn two and lost three of their opening five games.
After completing his move to Celtic on Thursday, midfielder David Turnbull could make his debut against the team who he's just left.
Striker Odsonne Edouard missed the defeat against Ferencvaros with a thigh injury and is expected to be out again today, while Leigh Griffiths and Mikey Johnston remain on the sidelines with calf problems.
Nir Bitton hopes to recover from a groin injury in time for the match.
Here's how to watch Celtic take on Motherwell.
WHEN DOES THE GAME KICK OFF?
Neil Lennon's men return to Premiership action at 3pm today (Sunday August 30).
WHERE IS IT TAKING PLACE?
The likes of Scott Brown and Callum McGregor will be in action at Celtic Park.
WHAT CHANNEL IS IT ON AND CAN IT BE STREAMED?
The match is not being broadcast live on TV, but is available to Celtic season ticket holders on the club's Pass to Paradise platform.
Celtic TV will also broadcast the match to subscribers from outside the UK.
