Celtic finally return to club action on Sunday when they face Motherwell away from home after three weeks of international football. The Bhoys lost three straight games before the break, and with a two-point lead at the top, they know they are going to have to rediscover their form to stay on top.
Motherwell also lost three straight games before the break, coming off second-best against Dundee, Rangers and Aberdeen, and they are now eighth in the table.
Ahead of Sunday's game, we have rounded up all the latest injury news surrounding both sides.
Oscar Priestman - Doubt
Priestman will be assessed after dealing with a calf injury.
John Koutroumbis - Doubt
Koutroumbis went into the break with a muscular injury and will have to be assessed.
Callum Hendry - Doubt
Hendry has a knee injury and will be assessed ahead of this one.
Paul McGinn - Doubt
McGinn also has a knee injury and will be hoping to return here.
Jordan McGhee - Doubt
McGree has a hamstring issue and will be racing to return.
Alistair Johnston - Out
Johnston is back on the grass but won't be risked here. His return is getting closer.
Callum Osmand - Out
The same applies to Osmand.
Joel van den Berg - Doubt
We don't have the details on Van den Berg's injury, so we will have to see how he has recovered over the break.
Kieran Tierney - Doubt
The break should have been enough to get Tierney back to fitness, but we will hear confirmation from O'Neill later this week.
Yang Hyun-jun - Doubt
Yang returned from the Asian Games with a hamstring complaint. O'Neill says the winger will be assessed ahead of this weekend's game to see if he is fit to play.
Landon Emenalo - Doubt
Emenalo arrived at Celtic with an injury, and he will remain a doubt until we hear confirmation that he is fit to return.
Benjamin Nygren - Doubt
Nygren returned from the break with an illness. and will likely have to pass some fitness tests ahead of this game.
Jota - Out
Jota is back playing some minutes but won't be back until later in the month as Celtic carefully manage his return. O'Neill has confirmed: "Jota had 45 minutes in a bounce game against Falkirk last Friday, and that was really good. I know it’s a cliched phrase, but that will definitely feel like a new player coming to the club, as far as I’m concerned."
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