This afternoon, Celtic plays Livingston in the Scottish Cup quarterfinal, giving the Bhoys a chance to make it to their first-ever semi-final at Hampden.

David Martindale’s team, who have lost their previous three games, will be met with opposition that Brendan Rodgers will be eager for his team to respond to after a wild turn of events last weekend at Tynecastle.

Regarding team news, Hyunjun Yang will not be participating in the tie due to a suspension. Conversely, Luis Palma is not expected to be risked against the Lions due to his injury.

Due to injuries to Callum McGregor and fellow midfielder Reo Hatate, Daniel Kelly may be able to earn his first senior start in green. and white.

Sure enough, Celtic’s season has been ups and downs, giving supporters an emotional rollercoaster that hasn’t always been easy to handle in the midst of a string of Scottish Premiership points missed.

Even yet, making it to the Scottish Cup semifinal would be a significant accomplishment, and a day at the national stadium should inspire confidence and excitement before the closing stretch of the season.

On the official club website, supporters can still purchase last-minute match tickets. Viaplay is airing all of the action from Parkhead for those who are unable to attend; the build-up starts at 2:00 pm and the game kicks off at 2:30 pm.

Brendan Rodgers needs to start two Celtic men, according to Mark Wilson.
Prior to Former Celtic player Mark Wilson has expressed his opinion that Adam Idah and Kyogo Furuhashi should start together as a strike tandem in their home match against Livingston.

Both played well together in the second half of our 2-0 loss to Heart of Midlothian last Saturday, and the 39-year-old believes the two lads may work well together to counter Livingston’s defense.

Wilson said [Clyde 1 Superscoreboard]: “Even though Celtic had ten men, I thought Kyogo and Idah looked good together when you saw them.”

“I felt they had a good connection. Just playing off of him was Kyogo. They moved well, I felt, and they gave Hearts some trouble and opportunities.
“I’m just curious if they would change the shape to face Livingston. He’s only done it once or twice; he never typically makes adjustments.”

Today, Celtic must figure out a means to defeat Livingston.
Livingston will surely be eager to apply pressure when they visit Parkhead, so it might be up to Celtic to break through a low-block defensive scheme.

Naturally, we had already collaborated with Idah and Furuhashi, with Rodgers choosing to portray the latter in a rather more significant capacity.

When speaking of Furuhashi last month, the Irishman hinted that he would use the strategy once more, saying, “We know what he can do when he is playing through the middle.” He may not always be as involved when against weaker teams. much, therefore now is his opportunity to help us connect the game. It’s a choice that we can make again.

It is unclear if this strategy will be applied in today’s match, but supporters won’t be too concerned as long as we advance to the competition’s last four.