James Forrest's wonder goal splits the sides.

As it stands, Celtic are going three clear at the top.

Brendan Rodgers puts pen to paper after Nicolas Kuhn overhits a cross.

'Do better crosses,' he writes. Again, I might've made that up.

Apparently he's listening to Taylor Swift.

I might've made that up, but let's pretend it's true.

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It was a good promising attack but it's the wrong decision.

Bakayoko's gone for glory himself and did not have enough purchase on it. He had other options.

Amadou Bakayoko attempts one from similar range moments later.

This one has more height and pace but again it's straight at the Celtic keeper.

Another effort from Luke McCowan. Another one from range.

This one is low and it bounces into the grasp of Joe Hart.

Dundee win a corner but it's a waste.

Owen Dodgson doesn't beat the first man.

Callum McGregor takes a sore one after a late challenge and punches the turf in pain.

He's back on his feet now though.

Not even the defenders could've done much about Forrest's goal because it happened so quickly, the goalkeeper certainly couldn't.

Absolute quality.

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Celtic have a record of W21, D3, L1 when scoring the opening goal in the Premiership this season.

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Not far away at all from Luke McCowan, who unleashes one to the top-left corner.

It's over and Joe Hart probably had it covered.

High quality. Real high quality.

Forrest hits it with accuracy and the keeper has no chance.

Celtic needed that goal as things were getting tough for them. That's why he's in the team.

There's a good intensity to the game from both sides.

Celtic are trying to quicken the pace up when on the ball. But Dundee have been sharp mentally and are doing all the right things defensively.

Far more urgency and intensity on show from Dundee now.

The home crowd have been lifted.

I'm not sure if Bakayoko shouts at McGhee to leave it.

I think McGhee should power that in. He just, sort of, shrugs away from it.

Half chance for Amadou Bakayoko, who sees a cross late at the back post and diverts straight into the arms of Joe Hart.

Might actually be more than a half chance, that.

You would expect Hatate to hit the net from seven yards out.

He's got to hit the target there.

James Forrest engineers a crossing situation brilliantly but Owen Dodgson denies Nicolas Kuhn before Reo Hatate pokes wide.

The Japan midfielder should make the keeper work.

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Josh Mulligan motors forward but decides to cross instead of shooting and it's cleared to safety.

Better from Dundee.