Celtic dare not fail against rotten Champions League rivals as Brendan Rodgers could do without one thing – Monday Jury

KEITH JACKSON: Yes. And they had better. Brendan Rodgers can do without going to Aston Villa needing a win to achieve his target. Young Boys haven't coped with playing at this level and a fully charged Parkhead should blow them away.

ANDY NEWPORT: They really should do. The Swiss strugglers are not only rotten in Europe - sitting rock bottom of the Champions League table without a point - but they've got relegation concerns at home too. Should be a comfortable win for the Celts.

MICHAEL GANNON: They won’t get a better chance. Young Boys are out of the running and in dire straits in Switzerland. Celtic just need to be a bit more clinical and keep it tight the the back to see them off.

GAVIN BERRY: If they don't then they don't deserve to go through. They couldn't have a better chance than a home game against the rock bottom side in the league phase who have just been held at home by the team bottom of their domestic league. It's all there for them - and they will surely grab the chance.

KEITH: Who knows? Rangers have made a habit of punching above their weight on Thursday nights. And United have been hit and miss under new boss Rubin Amorim. If Philippe Clement can get back up the road with a point then it would represent a terrific result for the Ibrox men.

ANDREW: The way this enigmatic Rangers side have gone about things lately, it would be no major surprise to see a team that has dropped points in Paisley, Motherwell, Leith and Dundee lately go to Theatre of Dreams and snatch a result against an awful Man United side. But they could do with their injury woes clearing before Thursday.

MICHAEL: Nothing would surprise you when it comes to Rangers in Europe. Man Utd should be too strong but they can be flakey and