The big Rangers and Celtic questions answered as the Saturday Jury looks at the burning derby issues

CRAIG SWAN: The attacking selection and blend will be vital. If Beale gets that right against a weakened Celtic backline, Rangers could be in business.

SCOTT BURNS: He has got a lot of big decisions to make. He could wipe out the entire starting XI, apart from Jack Butland, after Eindhoven. A lot of his summer signings have big question marks hanging over them.

MICHAEL GANNON: He’s got a few. Chucking in Kemar Roofe up front would be bold after making big signings but it looks the smart option. Midfield is another one after Jose Cifuentes struggled in midweek.

CRAIG: Who plays alongside McGregor and O’Riley in midfield and how he finds a system to get his captain free to dictate the game.

SCOTT: He has to find a way to get Kyogo Furuhashi further up the park and will he throw Nat Phillips right in? I suspect he’ll get the nod ahead of Liam Scales.

MICHAEL: He might need to chuck in Nat Phillips for a debut at the back if the Liverpool man is fit. The match could be won and lost out wide so you’d think Daizen Maeda and Liel Abada should get the chance to inflict more Gers damage.

CRAIG: Both are under their own kinds of pressure. Maybe just Beale after, not the Champions League exit, but the manner of it. Rodgers is proven.

SCOTT: Both managers are under pressure. It is a derby game and both fans expect their sides to win this game. Both managers need wins, coming off the back of poor results.

MICHAEL: Both will get plenty of heat if it doesn’t got their way, but Rodgers will get more leeway because of injuries. Beale will be severely under the spot light if he fails to win his first meaningful Old Firm game.

CRAIG: Nope. No such thing as a quick fix. Too much emphasis on the domestic here and now and sticking