Predicting Celtic's next 6 fixtures after the international break, including 2 Europa League clashes

Celtic are currently on break due to the national teams taking centre stage for the last time in 2026. The Bhoys went into the break on the back of back-to-back wins, and they will want to take that form into the next run of fixtures, which is again pretty condensed, with six games in four weeks.

The Bhoys then have a week's break before the busy festive calendar begins. This next period includes two Europa League fixtures and four league fixtures. Here we have a crack at predicting them.

Celtic had it tough away to St Mirren, ultimately winning 2-1, but they have reclaimed some good form since then, and the Bhoys will be confident of coming through this one, especially at home.

O'Neill's men should come out of the break raring to go after winning back-to-back games before it.

Celtic have largely been poor in Europe, but they picked up a big win over Besiktas to keep their dreams of progressing alive. It's likely they ride that momentum here and produce with the knowledge they likely have to win again.

Torreense have done well in this competition and are only three or four points away from securing progression to the next round. They may be a second-division team, but this will be no easy challenge.

Still, Celtic are feeling the pressure and will likely produce.

Celtic thrashed Hearts 7-1 in the last game, and you can only imagine the Edinburgh side will turn up a very different team here, especially at home. The Bhoys could well win this one, but after a high in Europe on the Thursday night and lots of travel, this could turn into a very tricky away game.

Dundee gave Celtic a hard time at Parkhead, so this is no given. They are fifth in the table and enjoying a steady season.

But it's the type of game Celtic need to be winning if they consider themselves favourites for the title. This is far from a gimme, though.

Celtic narrowly beat St Johnstone away from home but they will be confident of beating the strugglers in more comfortable fashion at home. They shouldn't have much trouble here.

Celtic face a tricky trip to Greece, and if our previous prediction is correct, they will only need three or four points to progress from this point.

But Omonia are not an easy proposition. They already have six points and, facing Juventus next up, they will be feeling the pressure to get over the line. This feels like the sort of away clash Celtic haven't quite got the quality to win ruthlessly at the moment. It's likely to be an even game that could go either way, but we're backing a draw here.