CONFIRMED: KENNY AND MURRAY IN, YAMADA STAND-BY

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CELTIC boss Brendan Rodgers has given a vote of confidence the Irish youngster Johnny Kenny to lead the Celtic attack against Hearts at Tynecastle at noon today.

Daizen Maeda misses his third consecutive game with a back and leg injury. Japanese international striker Shin Yamada is named among the stand-by squad.

Dane Murray takes over from the crocked Cameron Carter-Vickers in central defence while Colby Donovan gets the nod ahead of Anthony Ralston for the No.2 position.

TEAM: Schmeichel; Donovan, Murray, Scales, Tierney; Nygren, Engels, McGregor, Hatate; Kenny, Tounekti. Subs: Sinisalo, Trusty, Balikwisha, McCowan, Yamada, Bernardo, Saracchi, Forrest and Ralston.

Earlier today, we asked how much you could remember about recent associations with the capital club in CQN‘s fun five-minute quiz to test your knowledge.

Now we repeat those questions and provide the answers.

CAPITAL SHOW…Kyogo Furuhashi celebrates his goal in Celtic’s 4-1 win over Hearts at Tynecastle in November last year. (See Question 1)

QUESTIONS:

1: Celtic won 4-1 the last time they played at Tynecastle in November last year. Three players were on target with one claiming a double. Can you name the marksmen? Clue: They are no longer at the club.

2: As well as the three goalscorers, another Celt who played that evening has since quit the champions. Can you remember his identity?

3: Can you name the Hearts player who was one of Brendan Rodgers’ acclaimed Invincibles squad in season 2016/17? Clue: He is a Scotland international.

4: True or false: Derek McInnes was the first manager to inflict a domestic Cup defeat on Brendan Rodgers?

5: Celtic beat Hearts 3-0 at Parkhead in March in their previous meeting. Filipe Jota scored one of the goals. Can you remember who claimed a double?

ANSWERS: 

1: Adam Idah (2,1 pen), Kyogo Furuhashi and Nicolas Kuhn.

2: Greg Taylor.

3: Craig Gordon.

4: True. Brendan Rodgers never lost a domestic Cup-tie in his first stint at Celtic, but went down 1-0 in the Premier Sports League Cup-toe to Derek McInnes’ Kilmarnock at Rugby Park in the third match of his return.

5: Daizen Maeda.

Well done if you got five out of five. Go to the top of the class!

* DON’T miss the unbeatable match report and best action images from Hearts v Celtic this afternoon – only in your champion CQN.

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