Celtic travel to Austria holding a 3-0 first-leg advantage in their Champions League play-off tie, with a place among Europe's elite within reach. The Hoops secured that convincing victory at Parkhead, but Martin O'Neill has cautioned that the return match will not be so straightforward.
O'Neill warns against complacency
The Austrian champions demonstrated their quality in Glasgow and will consider themselves unfortunate not to have scored. While overturning the deficit remains a tall order for the home side, O'Neill is urging his players to avoid any complacency as they look to complete the job.
Record Sport's writers have delivered their verdicts on how the decisive second leg will unfold.
Fraser Wilson's prediction
Fraser Wilson expects a completely different challenge for Celtic, with the Austrians having no choice but to commit everything in pursuit of a comeback. He believes Celtic's defenders can withstand the pressure, drawing parallels to last season's match in Bologna, and points to a forward line full of goals. He predicts a draw will be enough to secure safe passage.
LASK 2 Celtic 2
Scott McDermott's prediction
Scott McDermott describes the first leg as resembling a wide-open basketball game and anticipates a similar contest in Austria. He notes the hosts must attack aggressively to revive the tie and that Celtic appeared defensively vulnerable in Glasgow. However, he argues O'Neill's side can hurt LASK in the final third and sees it as impossible for them not to score and clinch a place in the Champions League group phase.
LASK 1 Celtic 1
