Breaking News: Celtic Chance To Make History In Germany

For Monday’s September 30 morning briefing, Hamish Carton was joined by Ryan McGinlay and Tony Haggerty of The Celtic Way.

Today’s talk revolved around two games:

first, the extensive discussion of Saturday’s 6-0 thrashing of St Johnstone,

and then Celtic’s forthcoming Champions League trip to Germany to take on Borussia Dortmund.

Will the team led by Brendan Rodgers succeed in achieving a spectacular victory at Signal Iduna Park tomorrow night?

Who will face off against the Champions League finalists from the previous season?

Who in the opposition’s ranks should Celtic be wary of?

As always, by selecting PLAY on the video player located at the bottom of this post,

you can stay up to date with the morning briefing.

and Celtic could engage in a thrilling match on Tuesday after both teams had outstanding beginnings to their Champions League campaigns.

Dortmund overcame Club Brugge 3-0 after a slow start, and the Bhoys’ 5-1

victory over Slovan Bratislava at Parkhead made it a legendary European evening.

Confidence is bound to be high following two impressive victories last time out:

Brendan Rodgers’ team triumphed 6-0 at St Johnstone and Der BVB won their derby with Bochum 4-2 on Friday.

At the Westfalenstadion, it appears to be an open match, thus goals should be on the schedule.

In their last three games, Celtic has scored six goals or more,

winning five against Slovan Bratislava, five against Falkirk, and six against St Johnstone.

But since 2013, the Bhoys have only triumphed once away from home

in the group stage/league round of the Champions League, defeating Anderlecht 3-0 in September 2017.

Serhou Guirassy, a striker for Dortmund, has scored four goals in his previous three appearances.