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Keith Jackson: Rangers were fighting the good fight on behalf of all of Scottish football until they played the Willie Collum card and took a flamethrower to their own argument. Questions should be asked of VAR in general and of that almighty mess in particular. But this eye popping paranoia renders them ridiculous.
KEITH JACKSON:Brendan Rodgers admits himself that the buck stops at the manager’s door. Celtic’s recruitment in the summer was woeful but, even so, Rodgers has enough quality in his dressing room to keep his side at the top of the pile. Something is not quite clicking between the boss and his players.
KEITH JACKSON: Hungary will be more dangerous than many may expect but, even so, the draw has been reasonably kind to Scotland. It’s now up to Steve Clarke and his players to make the most of it - and they will. The knock-out stages are a realistic prospect.
DAVID McCARTHY: It's unlikely. They concede too many goals at this level and although Lazio aren't brilliant, they'll have enough to make it another tough night for Brendan Rodgers' men. CRAIG SWAN: Lazio are not in great form, but at the same time, it’s hard to fancy Celtic given their place in the section. GORDON PARKS: No. Celtic's Champions League record doesn't lie and winning in Rome will sadly be another step too far. FRASER WILSON: Don’t see it. Lazio are no great shakes but while Celtic have been competitive in all but one group stage game they have paid the price for being naive and I can't see anything other than the end of their Euro campaign.
KEITH JACKSON: A bit of luck in the draw would help but this Scotland team is ready and equipped to make an impact regardless. Don’t rule out a run to the quarter finals.
KEITH JACKSON: Let's get it right, if Rangers fail to lift the first silverware of the season it will be marked down as a disaster for Philippe Clement. And, on first impressions, the Belgian doesn't look like a man who accepts second prizes. It's a must win for the Ibrox club.
KEITH JACKSON: Of course, with the benefit of hindsight, he may have freshened his starting XI up. But the Parkhead boss went to the capital hoping for a repeat performance from a side which is still getting into its stride. He had every right to expect better than he got.
KEITH JACKSON: Hopefully. It’s very early days as far as the Belgian is concerned but, even so, there were positive signs in Saturday’s romp over Hibs. They are also still in a decent position in the group in spite of that horror show in Cyprus. An away win in the Czech Republic would get their qualification ambitions right back on track.