Celtic’s midfield needed changed against Rangers after the Ferencvaros defeat. Martin O’Neill clearly wanted more strength in there and, looking at the starting XI before…

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill made a surprising midfield selection for the match against Rangers following a defeat to Ferencvaros. Midfielder Luke McCowan was named in the starting lineup despite having missed the previous two matchday squads. McCowan was selected ahead of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, who dropped to the bench.
Speaking on BBC Sportsound to Scott Brown, the writer expressed confusion over McCowan's sudden inclusion in such a high-profile fixture. While the decision to strengthen the midfield was welcomed, the rapid transition of McCowan from outside the squad to a starting role was questioned.
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