Rangers take on their Old Firm rivals in the Premiership on Sunday, with Steven Gerrard's side looking to finish the league season unbeaten having already brought title number 55 to Ibrox.
The Gers were knocked out of the Europa League in midweek after suffering a 2-0 defeat at home against Slavia Prague, which was their first home defeat in just over a year.
Gerrard has some big calls to make when it comes to deciding who to start against Celtic, with Kemar Roofe and Leon Balogun having both been sent off against the Czech side in midweek.
It also looks as if Nathan Patterson could miss the game at the weekend, which gives Gerrard a headache when it comes to selecting a right-back for the derby.
Here's how Football FanCast expects Gerrard to line his side up, with three changes from the team which started against Slavia on Thursday...
Allan McGregor continues in goal, having been one of Rangers' most impressive performers so far this season.
There's one change in defence as, in the absence of Patterson, Leon Balogun moves to right-back, which sees Filip Helander come back in to partner Connor Goldson.
After receiving racial abuse on Thursday, Gerrard should perhaps be mindful that Glen Kamara might not be in the right frame of mind to play on Sunday, so he is rested and Bongani Zungu replaces him in defensive midfield.
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Joe Aribo and Steven Davis, the latter fresh from signing a new deal, start ahead of him in midfield, with the Nigerian dropping further back after featuring on the wing against Slavia.
This allows Ianis Hagi to return to the side in Gerrard's third and final change, with Scott Arfield - who reportedly earns £17,500k per week at Rangers - dropping out after a disappointing display on Thursday.
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Hagi completes the dangerous trio of Ryan Kent and Alfredo Morelos, with those three likely to be the key to whether or not Rangers can come away with all three points on Sunday.
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