5 things we spotted at Celtic training as wildcard Johnny Kenny appears on the scene to stake his claim

A real test awaits for Celtic this Sunday as they make the troublesome trip to Livingston.

The Tony Macaroni Arena hasn't been a happy hunting ground for the Parkhead side in recent years and it's a venue they've already been defeated on this season.

But Ange Postecoglou 's side are on a mission to wrestle the Premiership title away from Rangers and can make a real statement by returning for West Lothian with maximum points.

David Martindale's side are in-form, however, and have surged into the top six.

It's a fascinating clash and Celtic went through their final preparations at Lennoxtown on Friday.

Here's five things we spotted.

Callum McGregor admitted this week it's part of his remit as captain to make sure the title tension sweeping Glasgow doesn't filter through to his team-mates.

Celtic players often wax lyrical about how the skipper lets his football do the talking on the training pitch but it's often overlooked how well the midfielder speaks about the game.

McGregor impresses every time he steps in front of the media and it's safe to assume that translates to how he helps lead Postecoglou's squad.

He was pictured offering some words of wisdom to Greg Taylor, perhaps making good on that promise to shield his team from the hysteria.

Not only do they both play right-back, but Josip Juranovic looks to be the heir to Mikael Lustig in the hijink stakes, too.

The Swede was well known as Celtic's joker during a trophy-laden career and it now appears Juranovic is taking on that mantle.

Every week the cameras catch the Croatian cracking jokes, raising smiles and doing whatever it is he likes to do with that hat.

It's an interesting contrast for a player who is 100 per cent business from the moment he steps onto the