Neil Lennon takes his men to Prague as they look to salvage their Europa League campaign with the team sitting bottom of their group with just one point from three games. It is a different story for Rangers as they welcome Benfica to Ibrox knowing a win will put them in a commanding place to reach the knockout stages.
All this is being played out at a time where Lennon’s job is under intense scrutiny from fans with any more slip ups set to be pounced upon.
Scroll down and click through for all of Thursday’s latest from Scottish football.
5. Celtic and Aberdeen back SPFL fans plan
Celtic and Aberdeen are two of the Scottish Premiership teams to back the SPFL’s call for an emergency meeting with the Scottish Government over fans returning to grounds. The league body want a similar response to the UK Government whereby clubs in certain tiers can welcome back up to 4,000 fans. (Various) Photo: SNS Group - Ross Parker
6. BOURNEMOUTH, ENGLAND - JULY 12: Eddie Howe, Manager of AFC Bournemouth gives his team instructions during the Premier League match between AFC Bournemouth and Leicester City at Vitality Stadium on July 12, 2020 in Bournemouth, England. Football Stadiums around Europe remain empty due to the Coronavirus Pandemic as Government social distancing laws prohibit fans inside venues resulting in all fixtures being played behind closed doors. (Photo by Glyn Kirk/Pool via Getty Images)
Celtic chief Peter Lawwell reportedly met Eddie Howe who has been installed as favourite to replace Neil Lennon as manager. According to TalkSPORT host Jim White he had been told that the pair played golf in Scotland recently. (TalkSPORT) Photo: Pool
7. Sutton hits out at Green Brigade
Ex-Celtic ace Chris Sutton labelled those behind the banner outside Parkhead calling the club to sack Neil Lennon a “bunch of idiots”. The pundit also tweeted that they need to have a “good look at themselves”. (Herald) Photo: SNS Group Craig Foy
8. Berra hits out at critics
Hearts defender Christophe Berra had a defiant message for critics after Hearts 3-0 win over Alloa Athletic on Tuesday. The 35-year-old said: “A lot of people are writing me off, I don’t know why. You hear it all about getting old, he’s a veteran and he can’t run any more – but that’s a load of s***." (Evening News) Photo: Ross Parker - SNS Group