Celtic FC has announced its starting XI for the UEFA Europa League match against Celta Vigo. Manager Martin O'Neill made one major change. The match has been closely watched by fans and media, including a rejected first-half penalty claim. Celtic faces an underfunded Celta Vigo side with no financial excuses for their current situation. The team's performance in the match is being closely monitored.
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