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Celtic will look to maintain their 11 point lead at the top of the league table when they face Kilmarnock at Rugby Park.
The Hoops won comfortably in midweek against Hearts, atoning for their only domestic defeat under Brendan Rodgers since the Irishman took over.
Steve Clark has rejuvenated a side who look destined for the drop before he took over, and now sit seventh in the league table.
The two sides are the in-form teams in Scotland’s top flight over the last six games, despite Killie’s 3-1 loss to Aberdeen at the weekend.
Kick-off is at 12:30pm.
Celtic
Scott Bain and Jack Hendry are expected to go straight into the squad for Saturday’s game.
Leigh Griffiths is out for a month with a calf injury while Mikael Lustig is dealing with an achilles problem which will keep him out of action for several weeks.
Youngster Michael Johnston also picked up an injury and will be out for an extended period of time.
Tom Rogic is expected to be out of action for several more weeks as he recovers from a knee injury, but has returned to training.
Stuart Armstrong, Patrick Roberts and Marvin Compper are all out of action for another week at s.
Anthony Ralston has spent the last four months on the sidelines with a meniscus problem and remains out of contention despite training with the first-team.
Craig Gordon could be out of action for the remainder of the season with a knee injury and long-term absentee Jonny Hayes is out with a broken leg.
Kilmarnock
Alan Power was forced off at half-time in midweek through injury and is a doubt along with Chris Burke.
Former Celtic ‘keeper Leo Fasan signed on a deal until the end of the season but won’t be involved.
New signings Aaron Tshibola and Aaron Simpson are expected to be in the squad for the game.
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