Will Rangers shock Napoli and what must Celtic do to get a result against Shakhtar? Monday Jury

Andy Newport: No. The majority of sports across the country felt it OK to proceed with fixtures over the weekend so long as the necessary respects were paid and football could have done the same.

Craig Swan: In hindsight, it should really have been played last weekend. Games postponed should have been staged tonight. It should return on Saturday at the latest.

Fraser Wilson: Crowds flocked to the cricket, golf and rugby down south at the weekend without a problem so why should domestic football have been shut down?

Michael Gannon: No. It was a bit strange it was off at the weekend while the bars, shops and soft plays were all open.

Andy Newport: t’s hard to see how given the way confidence levels have collapsed and with Napoli on fire right now. But there’s always the Ibrox factor. Perhaps the fans can inspire their side to another big performance but as things stand even that seems a long shot.

Craig Swan: Unlikely. The one thing is Napoli are still gelling new players and might be hit and miss, but if they perform like they did against Liverpool, it is ominous for Rangers.

Fraser Wilson: The last two games should make this an easy answer – no. But if anything can lift Rangers out of their slumber it’s the Ibrox crowd. If not questions will be asked of the players and manager. A battling draw could give them a foothold.

Michael Gannon: It looks an ominous one after seeing what Napoli did to Liverpool. Rangers are at their best when they chips are down and the expectations low. A draw would be a superb result but a decent display could halt the slide.

Andy Newport: Yes but they will need to maintain that blistering tempo they set against Madrid for more than half an hour. Keep that speed up for the full 90 and the