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Celtic are looking for a European strike to save their skin this week - but former Rangers captain Lorenzo Amoruso reckons they'll be bowled over by Lazio in Rome.
Philippe Clement lost his perfect Scottish Premiership record after Sunday’s draw against at Aberdeen at Pittodrie and for spells of the game the fans feared they were watching a rerun of a performance they thought had gone out of the Ibrox exit door along with Michael Beale.
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.
A few brave pills are maybe required before attempting to contradict Brendan Rodgers but it’s throwing caution to the wind time.
SYDNEY : Former England and Tottenham Hotspur manager Terry Venables, whose death at the age of 80 was announced on Sunday, was remembered fondly on Monday in Australia, where he served as head coach of the Socceroos for two years.
Connor Goldson got away with one against Aberdeen but Barry Robson has been told his VAR rage is somewhat misplaced.
The hype for the Scottish Cup is ramping up as the Premiership sides join the race to lift the oldest football trophy in world football.
A weekend tale of Old Firm penalty kicks as Celtic have an eight point lead over Rangers and Hotline conspiracy theories abound.