This afternoon, Celtic face another Scottish Premiership challenge as Kilmarnock arrive at Celtic Park. Am I excited? Do…

Writer Paulina Jaczek argues that Celtic must build vital momentum heading into the international break when they host bottom-of-the-table Kilmarnock at Celtic Park on November 8, 2026. Following an inconsistent run that included a 2–0 Scottish Premiership defeat to Falkirk, Jaczek urges manager Martin O'Neill to establish consistency, better organization, and tactical intensity.
While Celtic recently claimed an encouraging 3–2 Europa League victory against Besiktas featuring impacts from Callum Osmand and Camilo Duran, the writer stresses that supporters should not lower their standards. Jaczek maintains that despite low expectations, Celtic must reliably deliver three points and purposeful attacking play.
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