Celtic will welcome Dundee FC to Celtic Park on Sunday for a matchday two fixture in the Scottish Premiership.The home side have had a disastrous start to the campaign. They were eliminated from the UEFA Champions League by Danish champions Midtjylland and followed that up with a 2-1 defeat to newly-promoted Hearts in their opening league fixture.However, they got back to winning ways with a 4-2 away victory over Czech side Jablonec in the Europa League qualifiers on Thursday.Dundee kickstarted their return to the top-flight with a thrilling 2-2 draw against St. Mirren on home turf. Jason Cummings equalized for the hosts in the second half after Joseph Shaughnessy's own goal had drawn Dundee level in the first half.🗣️ "It’s an important game and from our perspective it’s about looking at the game and trying to put in another strong performance, and hopefully one we can get a result in." 🍀More from the manager ahead of #FKJCEL ⬇️— Celtic Football Club (@CelticFC) August 5, 2021That draw helped the Dark Blues climb up to sixth in the table, while Celtic are floundering in 10th spot.Celtic vs Dundee Head-to-HeadCeltic have 35 victories from their 43 games against Dundee FC. Seven previous matches ended in draws, while the Dens Park outfit were victorious on just one occasion.Their most recent meeting came in a league fixture in March 2019 when Odsonne Edouard scored the winning goal in the eighth minute of injury time to give Celtic a 1-0 away win.Dundee FC have been in good form and won four consecutive matches in the Scottish League Cup before last weekend's draw. Celtic have won just one of their five competitive fixtures this term.Celtic form guide (all competitions): W-L-L-L-DDundee FC form guide (all competitions): D-W-W-W-WCeltic vs Dundee Team NewsCelticThe hosts only have long-term absentee Christopher Jullien ruled out with a knee injury.Injury: Christopher JullienSuspension: None View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dundee FC (@dundeefcofficial)Dundee FCThere are no known injuries for the visitors. However, forward Max Anderson has been suspended following his red card against St. MirrenInjury: NoneSuspension: Max AndersonCeltic vs Dundee PredictionCeltic Predicted XI (4-2-3-1): Scott Bain (GK); Greg Taylor, Carl Starfelt, Nir Bitton, Anthony Ralston; Callum McGregor, Ismaila Soro; James Forrest, David Turnbull, Liel Abada; Odsonne EdouardDundee Predicted XI (4-3-3): Adam Legzdins (GK); Jordan Marshall, Jordan McGhee, Lee Ashcroft, Christie Elliot; Charles Adam, Finlay Robertson, Jason Cummings; Paul McGowan, Daniel Mullen, Paul McMullanCeltic vs Dundee PredictionOn paper, Celtic should easily take this one. However, the capital side have been so inconsistent over the last few months that it is impossible to know which side will turn up on any given day.Dundee FC, by contrast, have been flying high and look poised to make a mark on their return to the top-flight. The visitors can take advantage of any opportunities handed to them and Celtic will be wary of the threat posed by James McPake's men.However, we are predicting a narrow victory for the home side, with goals to be scored at both ends.Prediction: Celtic 2-1 Dundee FCAlso See: Fabrizio Romano's Transfer Roundup: Chelsea pushing for major signing, updates on Lukaku and Kane's futures and more