Celtic will look to continue their dream start to the new season as they welcome Scottish Championship high-fliers Falkirk to Celtic Park in the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final.
Brendan Rodgers’ side enter the game buoyed by a dominant 5-1 win over Slovan Bratislava in their Champions League opener earlier in the week and will be hoping to complete a perfect week by securing a semi-final berth in Glasgow on Sunday.
Falkirk will head to Celtic Park in confident mood though, having already dumped Hearts out of the cup with a 2-0 win in the last round. The Bairns also sit pretty at the top of Scottish Championship having won all five of their opening league games.
For Celtic, Rodgers will need to decide if he keeps faith with the same starting XI for the third game in a row, or introduces fresh legs, with the likes of Luke McCowan, James Forrest and Auston Trusty all hoping to gain some much needed game time.
Here’s how we predict Celtic to line-up for this Sunday’s game against Falkirk, using live photos from today’s training session. Do you agree with our picks?

1. GK: Kasper Schmeichel
There's a possibility the Dane could be rested for the weekend but, with a semi-final place at stake, it is likely he will start. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group

2. RB: Anthony Ralston
With Alistair Johnston playing extra games during the summer due to his participation in the Copa America, this weekend could be the perfect opportunity to let him rest with Ralston more than capable of deputising. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group

3. CB: Liam Scales
Was outstanding against Slovan Bratislava and has earned his spot in the starting XI this weekend. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group

4. CB: Auston Trusty
It makes sense for the American to make his first start for Celtic in place of his fellow countryman Cameron Carter-Vickers this week. Carter-Vickers was ruled out of the recent USA squad with an injury and had a limited pre-season due to the Copa America involvement, so it makes sense to give £6million signing Trust a first start. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group

