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Right now, Brendan Rodgers' team appears unbeatable, and it's obvious that he's put together a fantastic team this season.
Although Falkirk may not be Champions League caliber, they bring a strong record to Glasgow's east end having made a strong start to the Championship season.
They haven't dropped a league game in more than 500 days, and they had an undefeated season last year, which propelled them to League One triumph.
While this is undoubtedly a significant step up, they have a strong manager in John McGlynn and a roster full of players with top league experience.
Celtic won their first-ever Champions League encounter on matchday one on Wednesday night thanks to their fantastic performance.
On the night of the match, Brendan Rodgers' team shot up to second place in the redesigned tournament, just behind Bayern Munich, with a 5-1 lead that eventually turned into a 10-1 victory.
It continued their incredible start to the season, in which they had only given up one domestic goal, in their 3-1 victory over Hibs in the previous round.
However, Falkirk isn't accustomed to falling short. They have really only experienced loss in 90 minutes once, against Ayr in the competition's group stage, even though they were only promoted to the second division the previous season.
Although they lost the Challenge Cup to Stenhousemuir on penalties, John McGlynn's team has performed well the rest of the season and is now leading the Championship.
Celtic is hoping to duplicate its 5-1 Champions League victory over Slovan Bratislava.Celtic had a 61% possession rate and 11 of their 16 shots on goal were on target throughout that game. Liam Scales (17'), Kyogo Furuhashi (47'), Arne Engels (56'), Daizen Maeda (70'), and Adam Idah (86') scored goals for Celtic. Slovan Bratislava's opponents had eight shots on goal, just two of which were on target. Kevin Wimmer (60') was Slovan Bratislava's goal scorer.
Their most recent performance indicates that the Celtic defense is limited in what they can achieve. During their last six matches, Celtic has allowed just one goal to enter the goal, indicating that they have not offered much to the opponent. But that type of trend won't necessarily hold here.
Coming into this game, Falkirk had just defeated Airdrie United 0–2 in the Championship. Sean Mackie (79') and Dylan (72') scored for Falkirk.
Falkirk has conceded just six goals in their past six games against each other. On all seven occasions, Falkirk has also been on the scoresheet. During that time, their opponents have scored four goals against them.
Based on a review of their previous head-to-head outcomes dating back to December 21, 2008, Falkirk has been disappointed by these matches. They have failed to secure any wins at all, whereas Celtic has emerged victorious in 67% of the encounters, making them the superior team.
Those matches saw them give up 20 goals in total, with The Bhoys scoring 16 and The Bairns scoring 4. There are 3.33 goals scored on average each game.
