Brendan Rodgers has made it clear that Celtic’s style of play will not change for their upcoming Champions League away match against Atalanta. However, the panel of experts is skeptical, believing that some adjustments may be needed to ensure a better performance. While Rodgers may not completely overhaul the team’s tactics, he will likely make tweaks to make them more compact and robust in midfield.
On the topic of Rangers’ James Tavernier being substituted against Lyon, there are mixed opinions on whether it was a statement from Philippe Clement or simply an acknowledgment of Tavernier’s struggle against tough opposition. The consensus is that Tavernier may be on the decline and that a successor should be considered for the right-back position.
As for Kilmarnock’s chances of returning to the top six, the experts believe that the team, led by Derek McInnes, has the potential to climb up the table despite a tough start to the season. They will need to string together some positive results quickly to stay in the race for the top half of the table.
In terms of Scotland’s goalkeeper position, the experts agree that Craig Gordon should be given the nod to return as the No. 1 for the upcoming match against Croatia. Despite some shaky performances in the past, Gordon’s experience and form make him the best choice for the national team.
