FT: Celtic (Tierney, Edouard) 2-1 RB Leipzig (Augustin)
FT: Spartak Moscow (Melgarejo, Goldson OG, Adriano, Hanni) 4-3 Rangers (Eremenko OG, Candeias, Middleton)
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Celtic 1-0 RB Leipzig
Scott McDonald
Former Celtic striker on BBC Sportsound
Excellent play from Forrest, he turned on a six pence and then Tierney took a great touch with a great finish doing what a good fullback does.
Celtic 1-0 RB Leipzig
Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park
Superb from James Forrest and Kieran Tierney to give Celtic the lead. The run from Forrest was really the first time Celtic had threatened. The atmosphere inside Celtic Park all of a sudden crackling with electricity. Fascinating to see how RB Leipzig react to all this.
Kieran Tierney
Celtic have hardly been out of their own half and now they lead! James Forrest does well to break into the penalty area from the right and his low cross goes all the way to left-back Kieran Tierney on the other side of the box. He takes a touch and arrows a low strike in that the keeper gets a hand to but can't keep out.
Image source, BBC SportCeltic 0-0 RB Leipzig
Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageThis is a team that's playing fourth in the Bundesliga. They're confident, they'll push players forward. They have the diamond in the middle and it's four against Celtic's three. Celtic have opportunities down the wide areas, but they need to move it quickly.
Celtic 0-0 RB Leipzig
A poor pass out from Craig Gordon invites pressure and soon the goalkeeper is at full-stretch to push away a long-range effort from Marcel Sabitzer.
Celtic 0-0 RB Leipzig
The visitors are quick and they love a high press. Already, Mikael Lustig has been closed down twice, taking too long on the ball, but no harm done.
Celtic 0-0 RB Leipzig
One look at Celtic's record against German sides in Europe is enough to send a chill down even the most optimistic of spines, with only three wins from 23 matches.
Just to rub it in, the Scottish champions have lost six of 11 at home, including each of the past three.
That record needs to improve tonight...
Image source, SNSBayern Munich were the last German team at Celtic Park, winning 2-1 on Champions League group duty in October 2017
Celtic 0-0 RB Leipzig
No time to reflect on the drama in Moscow as the action gets started in the east end of Glasgow.
Celtic vs RB Leipzig (20:00)
Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park
First sight of those much talked about ‘disco lights’ at Celtic Park. To be fair, it was a very impressive light show, but of course all that really matters is what happens on the pitch. The fans certainly seemed to enjoy the show pre-match and there is a buoyant atmosphere inside Celtic Park for a match that really matters.
Celtic v RB Leipzig (20:00)
If Celtic are to get the win they crave, they must break down the meanest defence in the Bundesliga.
RB Leipzig have conceded just nine goals in 10 league games and are on a run of six clean sheets in all competitions.
Since sweeping Celtic aside in Germany in late October, Ralf Rangnick's side have drawn with Schalke 04, knocked Hoffenheim out of the cup and eased to a 3-0 win at Hertha Berlin last weekend.
FT: Spartak Moscow 4-3 Rangers
Villarreal take over at the top of Group G after a 0-0 draw at Rapid Vienna.
Rangers drop below Spartak on the head-to-head but that section is still wide open, with the Ibrox side just one point behind the Spaniards with two games to go.
Celtic v RB Leipzig (20:00)
Celtic: Gordon, Lustig, Benkovic, Boyata, Tierney, Rogic, McGregor, Forrest, Christie, Sinclair, Edouard.
Substitutes: Bain, Hendry, Hayes, Morgan, Mulumbu, Ajer, Ralston.
RB Leipzig: Mvogo, Mukiele, Orban, Upamecano, Saracchi, Laimer, Ilsanker, Sabitzer, Augustin, Bruma, Matheus Cunha.
Substitutes: Muller, Konate, Klostermann, Halstenberg, Demme, Majetschak, Kampl.
Referee: Javier Estrada Fernandez (Spain)
Celtic vs RB Leipzig (20:00)
Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park
Brendan Rodgers goes with the same side that thumped Dundee and Hearts and he will hope that the rampaging form domestically can be transferred seamlessly to the European arena.
Promising signs in the central defensive partnership between Benkovic and Boyata, McGregor has been outstanding in midfield along with Christie and Rogic. But a real test tonight against an RB Leipzig side that can go up through the gears when necessary.
FT: Spartak Moscow 4-3 Rangers
Steven Thompson
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageYou have to say on the second half alone Spartak deserve to win. Rangers will look back and wonder. They've been in the lead three times in this game, and if you throw that away, you don't deserve to win.
Image source, SNSRangers lose for the first time in Europe this season.
Steven Gerrard's men led three times but, with both sides defending like a bunch of strangers, the Russians hit back each time and Sofiane Hanni fired in the deflected winner.
Spartak Moscow 4-3 Rangers
Another corner for Rangers, with Gareth McAuley replacing Ovie Ejaria. This time? No. The referee blows up for a foul.
Spartak Moscow 4-3 Rangers
Corner to Rangers... Glenn Middleton swings it in. James Tavernier meets it at the back post but can only head the ball against the back post. Agonising for Rangers!
Spartak Moscow 4-3 Rangers
Four minutes of stoppage time. Can Rangers summon up a late equaliser in this topsy-turvy battle?
Spartak Moscow 4-3 Rangers
Rangers are briefly down to 10 men as centre-half Nikola Katic pops off to get a new pair of shorts. It's a change quicker than Superman and he's back on in a flash.
Spartak Moscow 4-3 Rangers
Nervous whistles from the home fans as Rangers press. It's a bit early for that...