CELTIC face another tough month on fixtures in November with no less than five matches.
The Parkhead outfit play two matches in the Scottish Premiership, another two in the Europa League and the small matter of a League Cup semi-final.
First up is the trip to Budapest to take on Ferencvaros on Europa League duty as Ange Postecoglou's men look to guarantee European football past Christmas.
It's then back to league action with an away trip to Dens Park to take on Dundee.
Following that, and after the international break, Celtic will head for Hampden to face St Johnstone in a 5.15pm kick-off in the Premier Sports Cup semi-final.
Just five days later and Postecoglou takes his men to Germany to play Bayer Leverkusen back in the Europa League.
The final fixture of the month for Celtic is at home, where they will welcome Stephen Glass' Aberdeen.
Celtic fixtures in November
Ferencvaros vs Celtic - Europa League - November 4. Celtic win 3-2.
Dundee vs Celtic - Scottish Premiership - November 7. Celtic win 4-2.
Celtic vs St Johnstone - Premier Sports Cup semi-final - November 20.
Leverkusen vs Celtic - Europa League - November 25.
Celtic vs Aberdeen - Scottish Premiership - November 28.
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