There have also been reports that players from Wednesday's opponents Czech Republic have also tested positive. Add to that Celtic pair Nir Bitton and Odsonne Edouard testing positive for the virus as well as Stuart Armstrong meaning Kieran Tierney and Ryan Christie have also been forced to self isolate.
On the domestic front there was plenty of intriguing results in the Betfred Cup on Saturday, none more so than Dundee United’s defeat to Peterhead.
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5. French side join Christie race
French club Nice have joined the race for Celtic star Ryan Christie. The Ligue 1 side have recently had the player watched with a view to making a move in the January transfer window. The playmaker has yet to sign a new Celtic deal and is also interesting Newcastle and Burnley. He is reportedly valued at £10m. (Scottish Sun) Photo: Nikola Krstic - SNS Group

6. Christie in no rush to sign Celtic deal
Christie has admitted he is in no rush to sign a new Celtic deal which expires in 21 months. He said: "I've still got plenty of time on my current contract. Before this one, I was down to five months to go before we signed a new deal. So there's plenty of time for that to resolve itself. It's not occupying my thoughts just now and I've said that to the manager as well." (The Scotsman) Photo: Alan Harvey - SNS Group

7. McCann defends Rice
Neil McCann has leapt to the defence of Brian Rice following questioning on BBC. The Hamilton Accies boss was asked about his future following the embarrassing defeat to Anna Athletic in the Betfred Cup during the week. McCann called the questioning “disrespectful”. (BBC) Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group

8. Permanent Moi deal unlikely
Celtic’s hopes of landing Mohamed Elyounoussi on a permanent deal at the end of the season have been dashed. Southampton are keen to give him another chance in the 2021/22 campaign. The Norwegian ace moved back north this summer on a second loan deal. (The Athletic) Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group

