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Celtic opened up a three point gap in midweek over Aberdeen with a stunning performance and will look to keep their unbeaten run going on Saturday.
History is beckoning for the Hoops side under Brendan Rodgers, who could reach the next milestone of 62 games without defeat in domestic football.
It would equal a 100-year-old record set by Celtic’s first ever manager Willie Maley, which is currently the longest unbeaten run in British football history.
Steve Clark took charge or his first game in midweek at Ibrox and saw his side pick up their first point in a month.
He will the six-in-a-row league champions in just his second game and will be hoping his Kilmarnock side can build some momentum after their performance n midweek.
Celtic
Jozo Simunovic suffered a hamstring injury before the international break and further scans revealed he will remain sidelined until the end of November.
Anthony Ralston may require surgery to resolve an ongoing knee injury and could face a further six weeks out.
Erik Sviatchenko is recovering from a knee injury and won’t be fit for the game.
Kilmarnock
Iain Wilson, Gary Dicker, and Greg Kiltie missed the game in midweek and remain out for Killie’s trip to Celtic Park.
