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Celtic go into Sunday’s game with a spark after taking a point from their opening Europa League game in Amsterdam.
A disappointing performance and loss to Aberdeen last time out in the league was forgotten about quickly and murmurs in the media of a crisis were put to bed against Ajax.
While the performance could still be better, they will be looking to build on Thursday night’s result against Dundee on Sunday.
Dundee will be hoping Celtic have a European hangover as they travel to Paradise after beating Partick Thistle last Saturday.
The Dark Blues sit in fifth place after seven games and with former Celtic player Paul Hartley they will be hoping to cause problems for Deila’s Bhoys.
Celtic
Charlie Mulgrew is still out and will be for another few weeks. He underwent a scan on his thigh although John Collins has said it isn’t as bad as first feared.
After Thursday night’s game, Johansen suffered from tightness in his thigh and will be hoping to shrug that off before Sunday.
Midfielders Scott Allan and Stuart Armstrong are still getting treatment and will also miss Sunday’s game.
Dundee
Dundee defender James McPake has recovered from a hip injury so will likely start, but midfielder Paul McGowan (ankle) is out and defender Kosta Gadzhalov (shoulder) is also out.
Bhoycie 
Eric Knott 
