Sebastian Tounekti turns the ball home but Daizen Maeda is quickly flagged for offside inside a busy penalty area.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

It's an efficient Celtic display.

We know how well Falkirk are playing, but Celtic hung in there and got the goals at the right times.

Falkirk veteran Ross Graham takes over from Barney Stewart, who will still be thinking about that first-half save from Kasper Schmeichel.

Reo Hatate and Sebastian Tounekti are on for Celtic.

Having scored his first goal for the club, Tomas Cvancara gets a warm ovation on his way off. Arne Engels is the other player exiting.

Benjamin Nygren fancies another goal as his shot on the spin is well kept out by Scott Bain.

A strong paw from the Bairns keeper this time.

Falkirk respond with a triple change.

Finn Yeats, Ethan Ross and Henry Cartwright are on in place of Kyrell Wilson, Louie Marsh and Dylan Tait.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

It's nice passing down the left and Nygren only has one thing on his mind.

Oooft! Celtic are inches away from a second as a sliding Daizen Maeda just fails to make contact with a low cross from the right.

Falkirk have had 13 shots in this match, higher than their season average of 12.1 in the Premiership.

James Forrest cuts inside from the right and keeps on going until he runs out of room near the left edge of the penalty area.

A ninth draw of the season means Hibs lose more ground on Motherwell, who end the weekend seven points in front of the Leith side in the battle for fourth spot.

Celtic fail to scramble the ball away in the box and Barney Stewart tries an audacious backheel, but a Celtic defender manages to block.

Calvin Miller tries one from the edge of the box, but there's another block.

Celtic spring forward and Tomas Cvancara has a chance, but he drags wide. Breathless.

While praising his old team-mate Martin Boyle, Scott Allan also contrasts the work-rate of the Hibs forward with Youssef Chermiti, who was a peripheral figure for Rangers.

Do the Ibrox side need to get another striker in tomorrow?

Another half chance for Falkirk.

From a set-piece on the left, Connor Allan plants a header at goal that goes straight at Kasper Schmeichel.

It's become quite end-to-end in the last few minutes.

It was exactly the sort of reaction David Gray would have wanted. Martin Boyle was constantly willing to run in behind, asking questions.

I thought Kai Andrews was magnificent and they defended set-pieces really well.

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Yang Hyun-jun trudges off on the far side, and he is replaced just moments into the second half.

Must have been an injury lingering over from the first half.

Ian McCall
Former Falkirk manager on BBC Sportsound

Brilliant play from Calvin Miller.

It's a really good strike and must have been close to that post.

Falkirk hit on the counter and it's Calvin Miller tearing away.

Dane Murray manages to stand him up but Miller skips onto his left and lets fly, the ball whizzing past Kasper Schmeichel's right-hand post.

Decent chance, that.