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Published 15:27 25 Aug 2015 BST
Updated 15:38 25 Aug 2015 BST

After beating their Swedish asses 3 to 2 at the Glasgow Celtics Garden last week, the green and white uniformed franchise will be leading 3 to 2 when the clock strikes soccer o'clock tonight. But they still gotta be careful. Their opponents got themselves two roadtrip goalshots last time out, which is pretty good according to some dumbass soccer law reason.
Although doing good deefense will be pretty important if the Celtics are gonna book their ticket to Euro Soccer Cup awesomeness, they gotta go score too. It is anticipized that former Edinburg Hibernator Lee Griffin will be the guy that tries to do that, having inserted twice for the Scotch franchise in last week's soccer game.
Like the Celtics, Malmo will also be looking to qualify for the Euro Soccer Cup and welcome back a couple of guys that nobody has even heard of to help them do some real good kicks.
With so much on the line, this game has all the ingredients of a real nice soccer pie. For all the soccer fans in Glasgow, let's just hope that when the completion whistle is blown, there's room for some Euro Soccer Cup dessert.Explore more on these topics:

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