BBC Sport - Celtic v Cliftonville Uefa Champions League, second qualifying round, second leg Venue: Celtic Park, Glasgow Date: Tuesday, 23 July Coverage: BBC Radio Scotland 810 MW and on digital radio, BBC Radio Ulster medium wave Striker Gary Hooper returns to Celtic's squad to face Cliftonville after recovering from a groin strain. The Englishman has most recently been the subject of a transfer bid from QPR and missed Celtic's 3-0 win in the Champions League qualifiers' first leg. Summer signing Virgil van Dijk, fellow defenders Adam Matthews and Charlie Mulgrew again miss out through injury, as does midfielder Joe Ledley. Cliftonville have reported no injury problems for Tuesday night's big game. Elfsborg are the likely opponents for the winners in the third qualifying round, with the Swedish champions travelling to Latvia with a 7-1 lead over Daugava Daugavpils. Lennon gave some fringe players a run out on Saturday in a 2-1 friendly win over Brentford but insists he has no thoughts of experimenting against the Northern Irish champions despite establishing a healthy lead of their own. We have pride and do not want to get a complete hammering, but you have to remember Celtic are a class act Tommy Breslin Cliftonville manager "We are still in pre-season, so I want to get as much football into the senior boys as we can and we will go strong," he said. Gary Hooper, he'll be in the squad for tomorrow. He's back after his groin strain. With Gary coming into the squad, we would like to give him some game time. Virgil still has his foot in a medical boot, so he's still going to be a couple of weeks. Charlie, Joe and Adam all trained today separately from the main group. So they are almost there. Lennon was pleased with the way his side had combated Cliftonville's strength in central midfield and denied service to star striker Jim Boyce. It leaves Cliftonville manager Tommy Breslin admitting that avoiding a humiliating result will be his main target at Celtic Park. Having lost 3-0 in Belfast, Breslin concedes his part-timers have little chance of progressing. "We will enjoy the occasion and playing in front of a big crowd," he said. We have pride and do not want to get a complete hammering, but you have to remember Celtic are a class act. The Irish Premiership title holders lost a low-key warm-up match 3-1 against Championship side Carrick Rangers on Saturday before making the trip to Glasgow on Sunday. The Reds begin the defence of the league title on 10 August against newly-promoted Ards and Breslin admits that is his chief concern. "We are looking towards our own league and the Celtic game will be useful from that point of view," added Breslin. We will work hard and see what happens.