Brendan Rodgers has named his Celtic side to face Kilmarnock in the Scottish Premiership.
Celtic travel to Rugby Park on league duty to face off against Derek McInnes' men.
Rodgers has made two changes to the side that beat RB Leipzig in the Champions League.
Kyogo has dropped to the bench for Adam Idah with Cameron Carter-Vickers absent from the squad and Liam Scales in from the start.
Kasper Schmeichel is in goal with Alistair Johnston, Scales, Auston Trusty and Greg Taylor in defence.
Arne Engels, Callum McGregor and Reo Hatate are in midfield with Nico Kuhn, Idah and Daizen Meda the front three.
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CELTIC XI: Schmeichel, Johnston, Trusty, Scales, Taylor, McGregor, Engels, Hatate, Kuhn, Maeda, Idah.
SUBS: Sinisalo, Kyogo, Valle, Yang, McCowan, Bernardo, Forrest, Ralston, Welsh.
KILMARNOCK XI: McCrorie, Mayo, Wright, Deas, Ndaba, Donnelly, Lyons, Watson, Kennedy, Vassell, Watkins.
SUBS: O'Hara, Burroughs, McKenzie, Mackay-Steven, Murray, Cameron, Anderson, Polworth, Bainbridge.
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