Celtic are back on home turf at Celtic Park as they look to make it three league wins in a row after their Champions League disappointment earlier this week.
The Scottish champions travelled to Austria with a 3-0 lead but lost 5-4 on aggregate to LASK, ending their European push. Now Martin O'Neill must pick up the pieces and keep the club on track domestically as Falkirk arrive.
Team news and referee confirmed
Chris Graham is the match referee and will be assisted by Dougie Potter and David Dunne. Greig Aitken is on VAR assisted by Sean Carr, with Alastair Grieve as fourth official.
Falkirk boss John McGlynn has a lengthy list of absentees to deal with today. Keelan Adams, Ethan Laidlaw (both foot), Aidan Nesbitt, Finn Yeats (both ankle), Craig Sibbald (hamstring), Finn Yeats (ankle), Joe Gardner and Tom Lang will all miss out.
Transfer latest: Joel van den Berg
Celtic have been told that Joel van den Berg needs "stability and structure" as he inches closer to a move away from PSV. The 19-year-old was pulled from the Jong side's clash with RKC Waalwijk amid rising interest from the Scottish Premiership champions, with the midfielder keen on a move to Glasgow.
The 6ft 2in playmaker made just six top team appearances for the Dutch champions last term and looks set to be brought in to fill the void left by Arne Engels, following his £22million move to West Ham earlier this summer. Jong PSV coach Stijn Schaars has now lifted the lid on the player's future following the game.
Match context
Celtic sit at the top of the table with a perfect Premiership record so far this season, while John McGlynn's men are searching for their first league win. Falkirk showed last season that they are no pushovers after securing a top-six finish, and despite a host of changes to the squad this summer — with 16 recruits coming in — they will look to pile the misery on Callum McGregor and Co on their home patch.
