Celtic 4-1 Falkirk
Two more Celtic changes.
James Forrest and Arne Engels make way, with Benjamin Nygren and Paulo Bernardo - who seems to have fallen out of favour - coming on.
For Falkirk, Gary Oliver replaces Dylan Tait in midfield.
Celtic 4-1 Falkirk
Falkirk substitute Connor Allan halts a promising Celtic attack and is duly booked.
Celtic 4-1 Falkirk
This half feels like it's been going for ages - maybe it's all the goals.
There's still 18 minutes left at Parkhead though - time for a few more perhaps...
Celtic 4-1 Falkirk
Three years ago we were mid table League 1 and facing the possibility of part-time football. What John McGlynn and the guys have achieved is breathtaking. Yes it's a huge step up this season, especially when you compare playing budgets etc. Tonight will not define our season.
Alan
Keelan Adams
It's only a consolation, but it's a moment of magic from Falkirk right-back Keelan Adams.
He squares up Liam Scales and unleashes a laser-like shot beyond Viljami Sinisalo into the far top corner.
Some strike.
Celtic 4-0 Falkirk
Falkirk make a couple of changes.
Former Rangers man Scott Arfield gets an expectedly hostile reception as he replaces Ross MacIver. Brian Graham is also on for Calvin Miller.
Celtic 4-0 Falkirk
Lee Miller
Former Falkirk manager on BBC Scotland
Henderson could do nothing about it. If he left it, there was a Celtic player behind ready to chip it in.
Image source, SNSLiam Henderson own goal
An instant impact from Hyun-jun Yang, who drops a shoulder, throws in a stepover and gets to the byline.
His cross is fizzed into the middle and bounces off the unfortunate Liam Henderson into the back of the net.
Celtic 3-0 Falkirk
Brendan Rodgers turns to his bench after that Dane Murray goal.
Liam Scales replaces Kieran Tierney at left-back, Hyun-jun Yang is on for Daizen Maeda and Shin Yamada takes Johnny Kenny's spot up front.
Celtic 3-0 Falkirk
Lee Miller
Former Falkirk manager on BBC Scotland
Great header from Dane Murray. Fantastic delivery from Arne Engels. First class.
Image source, SNSDane Murray
Game over.
Dane Murray signed a new four-year deal at Celtic earlier today and celebrates with a goal.
He gets up highest to nod home Arne Engel's well-directed corner.
Celtic 2-0 Falkirk
Commentator's curse for Falkirk from Pat Bonner
Andrew
Celtic 2-0 Falkirk
Image source, SNS
Image source, SNSCeltic 2-0 Falkirk
Lee Miller
Former Falkirk manager on BBC Scotland
Celtic are going through the gears now. They're playing with a real purpose, zipping through the passes.
Falkirk can't get anywhere near them.
Celtic 2-0 Falkirk
Regardless of what happens tonight and this season, the Bairns have been incredible to watch over the last two seasons. McGlynn & Smith have set the foundations for a great future for Falkirk.
Pabs
Celtic 2-0 Falkirk
Michael Stewart
Former Scotland midfielder on Premier Sports
This was the time when Falkirk had to be careful, but Calvin Miller takes too many touches and loses the ball.
It becomes a mountain to climb for Falkirk now.
Alistair Johnston
They have conceded now though, Pat.
It's an awful goal to concede - Falkirk give the ball away cheaply and Alistair Johnston punishes them with an emphatic finish into the bottom left corner.
Celtic 1-0 Falkirk
Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound
It's going the right way for Falkirk. They haven't lost an early goal which is crucial after half-time.
Celtic 1-0 Falkirk
James Forrest gets a yard of space on the edge of the Falkirk box and his powerful shot is turned round the post by Forrest's former Celtic teammate Scott Bain.
Celtic 1-0 Falkirk
Charlie Mulgrew
Former Celtic defender on Premier Sports
Brendan Rodgers is so ruthless as a manager, he will want his side to increase their intensity. He was looking frustrated on the touchline.
He knows John McGlynn, having worked with him at Celtic, and will be determined to come out on top.
Daizen Maeda scored his ninth goal in nine League Cup appearances
Holders Celtic scored three goals in 10 second-half minutes to ease into the Premier Sports Cup quarter-finals, as Falkirk were given another insight into how tough life will be against top-flight teams.
Falkirk, then a Scottish Championship side, gave Celtic a fright in last season's last eight, leading 2-1 at half-time in Glasgow before going down 5-2.
This time, arriving as a fellow Premiership team, they found themselves on the back foot from the off against a side showing impressive early fluency despite manager Brendan Rodgers making six changes from their weekend win in Aberdeen.
And John McGlynn's never looked like denying their hosts a third straight win.
Just when Falkirk looked to have survived the early onslaught, Kieran Tierney headed a Callum McGregor cross into the path of the diving Daizen Maeda for the Japan forward's ninth goal in nine League Cup appearances.
Falkirk, though, frustrated the hosts until that flurry of goals around the hour mark.
Alistair Johnston dispossessed Calvin Miller before curling into the far corner; 22-year-old centre-half Dane Murray marked his new contract by heading his first Celtic goal; then substitute Yang Hyun-jun's low cross deflected in off Falkirk defender Liam Henderson.
Henderson had almost passed into his own net early on, former Celtic goalkeeper Scott Bain saved well from Tierney and McGregor, while an Arne Engels free-kick slammed off the face of the far post, all before Maeda's breakthrough.
Falkirk's failure to win either of their opening league fixtures has had some fearing their ability to compete in the top flight, but they did pose a threat of their own on the break.
Ross MacIver stabbed wide a chance to open the scoring, while Miller forced a fine save from Viljami Sinisalo and Alfredo Agyeman shot straight at the goalkeeper as the visitors sought an equaliser.
The game was over as a contest by the time they did become the first side to score against Celtic this season and what a beauty it was - Keelan Adams marking his 50th Falkirk appearance by thundering a drive home from the edge of the box.
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