While Celtic have not been at their free-flowing best this season, they should have more than enough in their locker to see off what is a struggling Dundee side. Brendan Rodgers’ team have yet to taste defeat domestically this season, winning seven of their nine matches across all competitions to date. The Hoops have already picked up maximum points from away games at both Aberdeen and Kilmarnock, and I think that it would be fair to say that Dundee will represent inferior opposition to that duo.

The Dark Blues were widely expected to struggle this season, and so far, that has proved to be the case. Steven Pressley’s side have already been turned over at home by Hibernian and Dundee United, which doesn’t bode well ahead of a visit from Celtic. What’s more, confidence could be fragile in the Dundee camp given that they were thrashed 4-0 by Aberdeen before the international break.

I think over 10.5 corners looks well within range at Dens Park on Sunday afternoon. Dundee are almost certain to sit back and try to frustrate Celtic on Sunday, and I think that is likely to result in the visitors earning multiple corners. 

Moreover, the Hoops are well-renowned for being a team that clock up high team corner totals, and that has been the case again this term, with the Glasgow giants averaging north of 7.5 flag kicks per 90 in this season’s Scottish top-flight.

Upon closer inspection, it can be seen that Brendan Rodgers’ side have hit 10 or more corners in three of their opening seven league games of the season, not to mention they racked up 15 corners when hosting Falkirk in the Scottish League Cup. As such, it’s not beyond the realms of possibility that Celtic can cover the proposed corner line on their own here.

However, I would expect Dundee to also contribute with some corners of their own. The Dark Blues hit eight flag kicks in a recent home game with Livingston, not to mention they earned four and five corners on the road against Rangers and St Mirren earlier this season.

Kelechi Iheanacho has made a quietly impressive start to life at Celtic, and I think this weekend’s clash with Dundee represents an ideal opportunity for the Nigerian forward to make his mark with either a goal or an assist. The new Hoops striker has already hit three goals across his six appearances in all competitions, netting in two of his three outings in this season’s Scottish top-flight.

The 29-year-old forward also finished brilliantly during Celtic’s 1-1 draw away at Red Star Belgrade in the Europa League last month. On top of that, Iheanacho also provided an assist for one of Celtic’s four goals during their 4-0 Scottish League Cup success over Partick Thistle.

Only Livingston (14) have conceded more goals than Dundee (13) in this season’s Scottish Premiership, with the Dark Blues’ defence leaking multiple goals in three of their last five matches.

With all that in mind, the former Leicester and Man City man looks well placed to register another goal involvement at Dens Park on Sunday.

The touch of insurance that SBK’s Fresh Legs feature offers only adds to the appeal of siding with this selection.

Celtic appear to have unearthed a gem with the signing of Sebastian Tounekti. The Tunisian winger’s direct style and dribbling skills have quickly made him a fan favourite with the Parkhead faithful. 

Tounekti is a player who likes to cut inside and get efforts in on goal, evidenced by the fact that he has racked up a combined total of seven shots across his three outings in this season’s Scottish Premiership. The 23-year-old forward also worked the opposition goalkeeper during Celtic’s last Scottish Premiership away game at Kilmarnock, not to mention he registered two on-target efforts during the Bhoys’ recent 2-0 loss to Braga in the Europa League. It’s also worth noting that Tounekti opened up his account for Celtic with a goal against Partick Thistle in a Scottish League Cup quarter-final tie last month.   

With Celtic expected to dominate possession against Dundee on Sunday, I think Tounekti is a prime candidate to hit the target at least once during this contest, particularly given that the hosts have been conceding an average of 4.88 shots on target per game in this season’s Scottish Premiership.