Celtic return to domestic action on Sunday when they take on Livingston at the Tony Macaroni Arena.

It’s been a tough venue for the Hoops in recent seasons, with Celtic having had three draws and a defeat in their most recent visits to the stadium, so the focus will be on securing all three points.

And on the back of a thrilling, but ultimately disappointing 4-3 defeat to Real Betis in the Europa League, Ange Postecoglou is also hoping that he will have some players back in the squad for Sunday’s game.

Speaking ahead of the game, the Celtic manager said: “It’s a good challenge for us. It’s always a difficult place to go and play, but from our perspective, hopefully we’ll get some bodies back and have some fresh legs and, again, it’s a good chance for us to continue on the way we want to play our football.

'Every game is a threat, every game is a challenge, and what we’ve tried to do is approach every game in a similar manner, irrespective of the opponent or their circumstances.'

Livingston have had a tough start to the season, only gaining one point from their opening five league games, and they are currently bottom of the Premiership table.

However, Ange Postecoglou will ensure his side are fully prepared for Sunday’s game and, regardless of recent form, he is anticipating a tough game.

“Livingston haven’t won this season but that’s probably given them that drive to get that first win, and we’ve got to make sure we’re ready for that,” he said.

“It’s a busy period and we’re going to have to juggle league and cup games. As I said, hopefully we’ll get some players back which will allow us to rest a few of the players because it’s going to be important that we have a stronger core of players to call upon.”

Manager: We're focused on getting all three points against Livingston