Celtic welcome LASK to Celtic Park in the final round of Champions League qualification with both sides carrying formidable recent records into the tie. The hosts have won each of their nine most recent completed matches, while LASK are unbeaten across their last ten, winning eight of them. Those sequences give the meeting a clear contrast with neither side arriving short of momentum.
Celtic's winning sequence keeps growing
Celtic's latest completed outing brought a 4-0 League Cup victory away to Dundee Utd. That followed Premiership wins over Kilmarnock and Dundee FC, with the former beaten 5-1. Their winning sequence stretches back through the closing stages of last season and includes victories over Rangers, Motherwell and Hearts. Tierney Kieran has been among Celtic's strongest recent performers, with Scales Liam and Trusty Auston also standing out in defence.
LASK arrive unbeaten in ten
LASK have been similarly convincing. Their last three Bundesliga matches produced three wins, beginning with a 3-0 result against Grazer AK before a 2-0 away victory over Austria Vienna and a 4-1 win against Ried. Their wider ten-match sequence contains eight victories and two draws across league and cup competition. Mbuyamba Xavier has been one of their strongest recent defensive performers, while striker Usor Moses has also impressed.
Harakate Ramiz unavailable for LASK
LASK will be without Harakate Ramiz because of a knee injury. It is the only named absence that can be confirmed for either side. With both teams otherwise bringing strong recent results into the fixture, the first leg at Celtic Park matches two sides that have become accustomed to avoiding defeat.
Two strong runs meet at Celtic Park
Celtic's sequence is the more emphatic, with nine consecutive wins among their completed matches, but LASK's ten-game unbeaten stretch provides substantial opposition form of its own. Recent league results have been particularly strong for both teams, making this a final qualifying-round meeting shaped more by competing momentum than by one side trying to reverse a poor run.
Broadcast information for Celtic vs LASK
In the United Kingdom, Celtic vs LASK is carried by HBO Max and TNT Sports 1, while Irish coverage is available through RTE 2 and RTE Player. Romanian viewers have Digi Sport 2, Prima Sport 2 and Prima TV, with M+ Liga de Campeones channels carrying the match in Spain and Sport TV5 in Portugal. Sky Sport Uno provides coverage in Italy and Canal+ Live 2 and CANAL+ Sport in France. Laola1 carries the game in both Germany and Austria. Viaplay is available in Denmark and Sweden, while SportsEngine Play and fubo Sports Network cover the USA. Disney+ carries the match in Argentina, with Disney+ and ESPN available in Ecuador and Venezuela.

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