Ryder Cup golfer and Celtic fan Stephen Gallacher in Malmo

"A lot rides on this, not just for Celtic but for Scottish teams. There's a big windfall. If we keep a clean sheet we're through. You'd have thought Malmo had won the Champions League, the way they celebrated (at the end of the first leg)."

BBC Scotland's Tom English in Malmo

"There is a danger that someone like Scott Brown could lose his head in this sort of atmosphere."

BBC Scotland's Chris McLaughlin at the Swedbank Stadion

"Incredible noise and colour here in Malmo. Real sense of occasion. This is it for Celtic - back to the top table or back to the drawing board."

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Malmo are fifth in their domestic league, behind IFK Göteborg, IF Elfsborg, AIK and IFK Norrköping. They have won 10 and drawn seven of their 21 matches so far in the Allsvenskan.

Malmo have bolstered their team tonight with two players who are back from suspension - the Ghanaian midfielder Enoch Kofi Adu, and their leading goal scorer, Markus Rosenberg.

There are nine ties this evening in the second round of the Scottish League Cup. Watch this space for score updates from:

Dunfermline v Dundee

East Fife v Motherwell

Forfar v Hearts

Kilmarnock v Berwick

Partick Thistle v Falkirk

Queen of the South v Morton

Raith Rovers v Hamilton

Ross County v Ayr United

St Mirren v Livingston

All matches kick off at 19:45 BST.

So what do you make of Celtic's defence this evening? Emilio Izaguirre drops to the bench and in at left-back comes Charlie Mulgrew, while Mikael Lustig is out of the squad completely, having failed to recover from the hamstring injury in the first leg against the Swedes. Saidy Janko takes his place on the right side of the back four, with Virgil van Dijk and Dedryck Boyata in the middle.

Celtic are a different beast from the side who were knocked out not once, but twice from the play-off stage last year. A reprieve after defeat by Legia Warsaw, who fielded an ineligible player, gave them a second chance but Ronny Deila's team could not find a way past Maribor.

Celtic suffered heartache at this stage last season, being eliminated 2-1 on aggregate by Slovenian side NK Maribor.

But Deila believes Celtic now have a better understanding and team spirit than a year ago.

Malmo manager, Age Hareida told reporters at Monday's media conference: "Celtic are capable of defending. I think they are more of an international side than Salzburg (last year's play-off opponents) and they know what to do at an away ground."

The Norwegian believes compatriot Ronny Deila's team will be difficult to break down.

Jo Inge Berget's second goal at Celtic Park has given the Swedes a huge boost going into tonight's fixture.

His last-gasp goal means it will be a tense evening for fans of both sides, with only one goal in it.

Manager Age Hareide predicts Malmo's home ground will provide his team with an advantage tonight, saying its tight 20,000 capacity "gives the players energy".

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Malmo: Wiland, Tinnerholm, Arnason, Bengtsson, Yotun, Rodic, Lewicki, Adu, Berget, Rosenberg, Djurdjic. Subs: Fredrik Andersson, Rakip, Molins, Mehmeti, Eikrem, Carvalho, Vindheim.

Celtic: Gordon, Janko, Boyata, van Dijk, Mulgrew, Brown, Bitton, Forrest, Johansen, Armstrong, Griffiths. Subs: Bailly, Izaguirre, Ambrose, Ciftci, Commons, Mackay-Steven, Rogic.

Referee: Milorad Mazic (Serbia)

Now, let me bring you a note of the teams...

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Good evening and welcome to this evening's live coverage of Malmo v Celtic. It should be a cracker.