I have sympathy for Daizen Maeda but Celtic dressing room can't worry about Tony Mac hoodoo - Chris Sutton

There is a fixture that has been circled in the calendars of Celtic fans for weeks.

It’s the one they dread the most, the one they see as a major hurdle on the way to the Premiership title.

It’s not the trip to Ibrox.

It’s tomorrow’s visit to the Tony Macaroni Arena. I don’t blame them.

The Livingston game is absolutely massive – and it’s about time Celtic won there.

That’s how I would be going in to this one. I wouldn’t be in that Celtic dressing room worrying about winless runs or hoodoos.

I’d be thinking this side are due one from us.

A Celtic victory at Livingston is long overdue. It’s incredible to think they have not won there in the league since 2006 but that maybe says more about Livi than it does about my old club.

They are a remarkable story and this hold they have over Celtic at their place is hugely impressive.

Successive Celtic managers have gone there and struggled. Don’t forget, Brendan Rodgers could buy a win at the Spaghettihad either.

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Ange Postecoglou failed in his first attempt there as well but at least he will now know what to expect.

Don’t fall for all this stuff about Livingston being simply a rough and ready route one team.

That’s complete nonsense – and it does them a