Celtic suffer More frustration for Dinamo Zagreb ahead of the Celtic meeting.

Further adversity befalls Dinamo Zagreb in anticipation of their upcoming match against Celtic.

The newly appointed manager, Nenad Bjelica, enters the Champions League match having not secured a victory in the last five games.

The current Croatian champions find themselves in third place this season, trailing the leaders, Hajduk Split, by six points, despite having played one additional match.

Notwithstanding their concerning performance, Dinamo has accrued seven points from their five Champions League matches.

They approach the upcoming fixture against Celtic with the understanding that a victory would significantly enhance their prospects of participating in the February playoffs for a position in the Round of 16.

In the midst of the first half of today’s match, Dinamo took the lead with a goal from Lukas Kacavenda. However, the visiting team equalized eleven minutes into the second half, courtesy of Alen Grgic.

Notwithstanding their recent performance, victories against Salzburg and Slovan Bratislava, along with a home draw against Monaco, have positioned Dinamo favorably as they prepare for the upcoming match against Celtic.

Despite their recent lackluster performance, Brendan Rodgers remains astute, recognizing that Celtic must exhibit peak form to augment the eight Champions League points they have accrued thus far.