LASK vs Celtic – Match preview and team news

Celtic faces Austrian side LASK in the second leg of their final UCL qualifying match on Tuesday away at the Raiffeisen Arena. LASK will be aiming to overturn a three-goal deficit from the first leg. LASK manager Dietmar Kuhbauer reported no injury concerns, and is expected to continue with his structured 3-5-2 system, utilizing a back three to contain Celtic's wingers.

He has no fresh injury concerns after their physical first-leg encounter at Celtic Park, allowing him to field his strongest core. LASK's only major absence is forward Ramiz Harakaté, who remains sidelined due to an ACL tear. Celtic manager Martin O'Neill faces late selection headaches, with center-back Auston Trusty missing due to a stomach illness, potentially forcing Liam Scales into a full-back role alongside Cameron Carter-Vickers.

Colby Donovan is prepared to step up at right-back, while Celtic will be without suspended midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Portuguese winger Jota, who is recovering from a severe cruciate ligament injury. LASK currently dominates in domestic form, having won all four of their competitive matches this season. Celtic, on the other hand, has a flawless start under O'Neill, winning all four matches with 13 goals scored and only one conceded. Their upcoming match can be watched live exclusively on Amazon Prime Video in the UK.