Celtic through to Thursday's Champions League group stage draw, Astana into Europa League
Ntcham & Griffiths score third and fourth Celtic away goals
Muzhikov and Twumasi (2) in second half
Sinclair levelled in first half after Ajer own goal
Celtic led 5-0 from first leg in Glasgow
Astana v Celtic (agg 0-5) (16:30)
It's no surprise to see a change of goalkeeper for Astana.
Aleksandr Mokin had a night to forget in Glasgow and his place goes to Nenad Eric, who is one year his junior at 35.
Astana v Celtic (agg 0-5) (16:30)
Astana: Eric, Shitov, Postnikov, Anicic, Shomko, Twumasi, Maevskiy, Kleinheisler, Tomasov, Kabananga, Muzhikov.
Substitutes: Mokin, Grahovac, Beisebekov, Tagybergen, Shaikhov, Maliy, Murtazayev.
Celtic: Gordon, Lustig, Bitton, Ajer, Tierney, Forrest, Ntcham, Brown, McGregor, Sinclair, Griffiths.
Substitutes: De Vries, Gamboa, Armstrong, Hayes, Rogic, Ralston, Miller.
Referee: Pavel Kralovec (Czech Republic)
Astana v Celtic (agg 0-5) (16:30)
That's quite a trick but those are the stats behind Celtic's first leg triumph in Glasgow.
Astana own goals opened and completed the scoring, with Scott Sinclair netting twice and James Forrest also on target.
Image source, SNSSinclair scored twice last week, taking his tally for the season to five
Astana v Celtic (agg 0-5) (16:30)
So, Nir Bitton continues as a makeshift centre-half, despite picking up a foot injury at the weekend, and he partners Kristoffer Ajer, the 19-year-old Norwegian.
Jozo Simunovic is not in the squad, while Erik Sviatchenko and Dedryck Boyata are out with injuries.
Is Simunovic simply being rested as a precaution? He didn't play on the plastic pitch at Kilmarnock on Saturday.
Astana v Celtic (agg 0-5) (16:30)
Manager Brendan Rodgers makes two changes from the side that won the first leg so convincingly.
Callum McGregor and Krisoffer Ajer replace Tom Rogic and Jozo Simunovic in the starting line-up.
Celtic XI: Gordon, Lustig, Ajer, Bitton, Tierney; Ntcham, Brown; Forrest, McGregor, Sinclair; Griffiths.
Astana v Celtic (agg 0-5) (16:30)
"We think of it as zero-zero, that is our approach and we want to get a good result," said Brendan Rodgers on Monday.
The Celtic manager is trying to ensure his side guard against complacency and produce a thoroughly professional display.
"In every single game we play we are always relaxed but focused and there is no change in this game," he added.
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Celtic have one foot firmly in the Champions League group stage, taking a 5-0 first-leg lead to Astana.
It may be afternoon in the UK but it's getting on over in Kazakhstan, with a five-hour time difference.
It's hot and humid and there's a horrible artificial pitch but surely a comeback from the hosts is unthinkable. Right?
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