The Celtic starting XI Martin O'Neill should use against Kilmarnock, including Callum Osmand

Celtic are back in action on Sunday when they face Kilmarnock at home in the Premiership. The Bhoys picked up a huge three points in the Europa League during the week, seeing off Besiktas to give themselves a chance of progressing to the next round.

Kilmarnock have had a poor season so far, currently just one point above bottom, and the Hoops will be big favourites here. Ahead of the game, we have put together a Celtic starting XI that we think should get the nod.

O'Neill has already confirmed that Johnstone will be starting until the break.

Tierney has played a lot of football of late and is about to represent Scotland during the break. Celtic would be very wise to rest him here, and O'Neill needs to get a look at Emenalo.

Carter-Vickers was tremendous against Besiktas and should be kept in the lineup as long as he is fit enough to play amid his recent return from injury.

Scales has been a little clumsy on the ball and it would be good to see Murray and CCV again here.

Donovan is likely to come back in for Lotomba here. It would be good to see more of Lotomba, who was okay apart from his penalty mistake, but Donovan is in form and Celtic don't want to ruin that by benching him for the sake of rotation.

McGregor remains Celtic only real holding midfielder and will likely keep his spot here. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain hasn't done enough to convince.

Baur had an exceptional game against Besiktas and will almost certainly keep his place here, especially with no national team action during the break.

Nygren remains Celtic's best option in the 10 role, and they really can;t live without him.

Osmand produced a top-class cameo on the left on Thursday night, providing a goal and an assist, and he will surely be rewarded with a start here.

Hassan needs to offer more consistent danger and better deliveries. He gets a free ride at times because of his quality, but we are not seeing enough actual production at the top end of the pitch and he does not do much defensively.

Durán has to start based on his form and his performance during the week that saw him score twice. Hogh could be given yet another chance given he scored a hat-trick against Kilmarnock in the first game, and he is in desperate need of confidence, but Durán is the hot hand.