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As a result, like Celtic, Dinamo have been regular Champions League group-stage participants. Nonetheless, on the eight occasions they reached that phase, they failed to progress. <\/p>\n
Clearly, though, Celtic cannot afford to take them lightly. A home draw with Monaco, allied to away wins over Slovan Bratislava and RB Salzburg, mean a win over Celtic could well be enough for a play-off place and, with games against Arsenal and Milan to come, they may well feel this represents their best opportunity to get another win on the board. <\/p>\n
Key to their hopes of success will be Sandro Kulenovic, who has 14 goals for the season, including two against Slovan and one against RB Salzburg. <\/p>\n
With fellow striker and Croatia international Bruno Petkovic among those likely to miss out, the onus will fall upon the 25-year-old to get the goals required. <\/p>\n
First-choice goalkeeper Ivan Nevistic was back on the bench on Friday after injury and Bjelic will hope to be able to call upon him, despite the 26-year-old becoming the first player to concede nine goals in the Champions League as they lost their opening game to Bayern Munich. <\/p>\n
Despite the absences, there is still a degree of talent in the Dinamo squad, but Celtic could be getting them at just the right time.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n