Celtic through to group stage 5-4 on aggregate
Sahar & Hoban netted for Hapoel
Radi penalty saved by Gordon
FT: Legia Warsaw 1-1 Dundalk (agg 3-1)
That is all from me this evening. We are back on Friday evening as Kilmarnock entertain Rangers, then on Saturday last season's top two go head to head at Celtic Park, Hamilton host Ross County, Inverness CT play St Johnstone, Motherwell are at home to Dundee, and Hearts make the trip across the M8 to play Partick Thistle.
Enjoy the rest of your Tuesday.
Celtic survived a second-leg onslaught to reach the Champions League group stage with a narrow aggregate win over play-off opponents Hapoel Beer Sheva.
Read Andy Campbell's match report here.
Image source, SNSScott Brown (left) and Leigh Griffiths
Dundalk's heroic attempt to become the first Irish side to make the Champions League group stages narrowly failed as they lost 3-1 to Legia Warsaw on aggregate despite a 1-1 draw in Poland.
Read the match report here.
Image source, InphoHapoel Beer Sheva 2-0 Celtic (agg 4-5)
"It was probably the longest 90 mins I've faced as a coach. I thought Beer Sheva were outstanding, they had nothing to lose. But I have to congratulate my players because all the work we've been doing in pre-season is based around that mentality. Tonight was about resilience. it was an amazing effort from the players on the back of what they've been through before.
"I'm immensely proud."
Image source, SNSCeltic manager Brendan Rodgers shows what it means to him at the final whistle
Hapoel Beer Sheva 2-0 Celtic (add 4-5)
Pat Bonner
BBC Scotland pundit
It wasn't a night where you could talk about the positives. But, when it comes down to it, they got through. Some of them were on their knees at the end of it. Brendan Rodgers had a lot to do, he could see they were struggling but he made the changes. From that perspective he seen what he had to do and he did it.
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Hapoel Beer Sheva 2-0 Celtic (agg 4-5)
They may have lost the battle 2-0, but the war was won 5-4 on aggregate.
Image source, SNSLeigh Griffiths (left) and Kieran Tierney
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That was shocking! But I will take it!
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Legia Warsaw 1-1 Dundalk (agg 3-1)
Unfortunately Dundalk do not join Celtic in the group stage. Michal Kucharczyk finds the net two minutes into time added on to end any hope of a stunning comeback.
The saving grace for the Irish side though is they now go into the Europa League group stage, and could still meet some big names like Manchester United, Roma or Inter Milan.
Hapoel Beer Sheva 2-0 Celtic (agg 4-5)
In the end it is captain Scott Brown's goal at Celtic Park which has put the Scottish champions into the group stage.
Craig Gordon made mistakes at both goals this evening, but also saved a first half penalty.
After missing out for the previous two years, Celtic are into Thursday's group stage draw.
Hapoel Beer Sheva 2-0 Celtic (agg 4-5)
Time is against the home side. Tired legs are taking their toll and they can not find a useful final ball. The four minutes are up and the referee blows the full-time whistle. It was not a vintage performance from Celtic by any stretch of the imagination, but they have made it to the group stage.
Craig Gordon
Craig Gordon gets booked for time wasting over the goal kick. He'll take it though. two minutes of the four extra have been played.
Four minutes added on. Can Celtic hang on?
Hapoel Beer Sheva 2-0 Celtic (agg 4-5)
Could be famous last words but Celtic goalkeeper Craig Gordon has not had a save to make since the second goal. Despite Hapoel Beer Sheva dominating possession they can't create a real opportunity. Celtic are edging closer to a £25m bounty and the cream of Europe.
Hapoel Beer Sheva 2-0 Celtic (agg 4-5)
Ben Sahar slips in behind the defence, but despite red shirts to pick out he misses them all. Big let off for Celtic.
Hapoel Beer Sheva 2-0 Celtic (agg 4-5)
Erik Sviatchenko has made a difference for Celtic at the back, currently getting his head to every cross into the box as the home side struggle to create the one big chance they need.A huge 10 minutes to come.
Hapoel Beer Sheva 2-0 Celtic (agg 4-5)
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Hapoel Beer Sheva 2-0 Celtic (agg 4-5)
The home side make their final change, and little surprise it's an attacking player coming on. Miguel Vitor is replaced by Yuval Shabtai.
Hapoel Beer Sheva 2-0 Celtic (agg 4-5)
Tom English
BBC Sport Scotland
Celtic have successfully completed 59% of their passes. That's lamentably low, but I thought it would be even lower. Their use of the ball has been wretched. Celtic going three at the back to try to sort out this mess.