BBC Sport - Hibernian v Celtic Venue: Easter Road Stadium Coverage: BBC Radio Scotland & BBC Sport website. 02 Clancy Booked (Maybury - 58') 06 McPake 11 Cairney 20 Taiwo Booked (Handling - 87') 09 Griffiths (Wotherspoon - 72') 10 Doyle 14 Wotherspoon 29 Caldwell Celtic 01 Forster 03 Izaguirre 04 Ambrose Booked (McGeouch - 87') 06 Wilson 23 Lustig 25 Rogne (Kayal - 70') 08 Brown 67 Wanyama 09 Samaras 11 Nouioui (McCourt - 66') 88 Hooper 24 Zaluska 43 Chalmers 20 McCourt 33 Kayal 46 McGeouch 65 Kidd 32 Watt Fourth-placed Hibernian have a full squad to choose from for the visit of Scottish Premier League leaders Celtic. Tim Clancy, Gary Deegan and James McPake have all returned to action following recent injuries and are likely to continue. Celtic duo Charlie Mulgrew and James Forrest have been ruled out with rib and hamstring problems, respectively. Kris Commons (thigh), Joe Ledley, Adam Matthews and Anthony Stokes remain on the sidelines. Hibernian manager Pat Fenlon: "It's a big week for us. Celtic at home and Hearts away are massive games, but they're great games to look forward to. We shouldn't have to worry about getting people up for the next two. We feel we're capable of getting something out of both games. It's important we approach them in the right manner. Retention of the ball against a team like Celtic is really important, your concentration levels have to be really high as well because they've got players in all positions that can cause you problems. We've got good players, we've got a good crew there and they work tremendously hard. To be overcritical of them is not really fair. Celtic manager Neil Lennon: "I think Pat's made huge strides in turning things around at Hibs. The progression they've made under Pat this season has been tremendous and they've been, more or less, there or thereabouts in the top three or four all season. He's turned around the character of the squad, I think he's recruited well and in [Leigh] Griffiths they have a player who has been very consistent this season. Easter Road's a great fixture and I think the players are very much looking forward to going there and playing but it won't be easy. We want to maintain this winning run going into the break and, if we can do that, it's up to the rest to stay in touch.