Prediction: LASK vs Celtic

Looking to finish the job and officially punch their Champions League group stage ticket on Tuesday night, Celtic will travel to Austria for their second-leg showdown against LASK.

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Verdict: Goal to be scored in both halves

Starting with the hosts, completely blown away on their trip to Glasgow last week, LASK find their Champions League dreams hanging by a thread. Eventually falling to a nightmare 3-0 drumming at Celtic Park, Dietmar Kuhbauer’s side are searching for a real European miracle when they return to Austria on Tuesday night. However, shattering a string of records last season as they secured a first Bundesliga crown since way back in 1965, LASK have embarked on another domestic romp since opening up the 2026/27 campaign. Last seen in front of their own supporters claiming a thumping 4-1 victory at home against Ried, the midweek hosts have also gained a recent reputation for their action-packed affairs. Opening proceedings with a 7-0 OFB Cup romp against Kalsdorf on July 25th, LASK have seen their first five competitive appearances across all competitions produce 20 goals at both ends of the pitch.

Once again missing out away in Glasgow last week with a knee issue, LASK will once again be without the services of French starlet Ramiz Harakate here. However, aside from the their summer recruit, Kuhbauer’s side have reported a clean bill of health.

Notching four goals in as many appearances across all competitions since opening up the 2026/27 campaign, Samuel Adeniran will spearhead LASK’s charge. Former Corinthians academy graduate Joao Tornich will start at the heart of Kuhbauer’s defence on Tuesday night.

As for the visitors, storming their way to a dominant first-leg advantage in Glasgow last week, Celtic will be dreaming of a repeat performance on Tuesday night. Travelling to Austria holding a dominant three-goal advantage, Martin O’Neil’s men are enjoying another extended flurry. Eventually defending their Premiership crown in the most dramatic of circumstances back in May, the one-time Aston Villa boss finds the mood in his camp at a real high. Punching their League Cup quarter-final ticket earlier in the month thanks to a routine 4-0 romp away at Dundee United, Celtic have won all of their first four competitive appearances across all competitions. Laying down a real marker on August 9th as they claimed a thumping 5-1 victory against Kilmarnock, the Scottish heavyweights have also gained a reputation for their free-scoring performances in the final third.

Still sidelined with a long-term knee injury and yet to make a single appearance across any competition so far this calendar year, Celtic will once again be unable to call upon Portuguese star Jota on Tuesday night.

Bagging a stellar first-leg Champions League brace in Glasgow last week, summer recruit and former Qarabag attacker Camilo Duran will play a leading role in attack. The United States duo of Austin Trusty and Cameron Carter-Vickers will start at the heart of Celtic’s defence in midweek.

LASK vs Celtic Key Factors to Consider

• When LASK and Celtic met for their first-leg showdown in Glasgow last week, Tuesday’s guests stormed their way to a thumping 3-0 victory.
• Celtic have won their first four competitive appearances across all competitions by an aggregate score of 13-1.
• Likewise, the Scottish giants have notched nine goals in their last two showdowns outside of Glasgow.
• LASK have seen their first five competitive appearances across all competitions produce 20 goals at both ends of the pitch.
• Continuing on from last season, Celtic have seen 10 of their last 11 competitive appearances finish with over 2.5 goals.

Storming their way to a dominant 3-0 victory in Glasgow last week, Celtic will travel to Austria on Tuesday night dreaming of a repeat performance. Winning each of their first four competitive appearances across all competitions by an aggregate score of 13-1, O’Neil’s men have also gained a real reputation for their clinical displays in the final third. Likewise, with LASK’s first five showdowns across all fronts producing a staggering 20 goals at both ends of the pitch, we could be treated to another enjoyable Champions League qualifying battle here.

Verdict: Goal to be scored in both halves

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