Celtic win the first corner of the night after good work from Ryan Christie. Leigh Griffiths swings it in and a header from Jozo Simunovic is deflected into the side-netting.

John Hughes
Former Hibernian manager on Sportsound

Round two of what Celtic hope will be four qualifying ties is under way...

This is another first for Celtic, who have never played a team from Estonia before. Travelling fans will be looking forward to a few cheep beers in Tallinn next week.

Sarajevo was Celtic's first time against a side from Bosnia & Herzegovina and that worked out well.

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park

Leigh Griffiths’ inclusion is a signal that Celtic intend to chase goals to make the away leg comfortable.

It should be as Nomme Kalju’s surprise win in Macedonia last week has, in theory, handed Neil Lennon’s side an easier task.

The Scotland international will be desperate to make an impact on his return but it has meant a change in formation with Lennon going with three at the back with Boli Bolingoli likely to be advanced on the left.

Celtic manager Neil Lennon on BBC Radio Scotland: "We want more of a goal threat, and with Leigh getting up almost to full fitness, I think it’s a good opportunity to start him.

"He’s got a bit to do in his physical conditioning but he’s been training every day for over six weeks, he’s had some competitive game time and he’s also looked good in the bounce games we’ve had behind closed doors.

"He might do 60-70 minutes, I don’t know, but it’ll be good having him on the pitch, getting his old instincts back and smelling the game again.

"We’ll go to a back-three, two wing-backs, three in midfield and then the two strikers."

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The draw for the third round of qualifying was made on Monday, with Maccabi Tel-Aviv or Cluj waiting for Celtic should they progress.

Those two are already up and running in the first leg in Romania and the hosts are 1-0 up after 30 minutes.

If the Scottish champions were to suffer a shock loss, they drop into the Europa League qualifiers.

In that scenario, they will play the winners of Shkendija of North Macedonia and Luxembourg's F91 Dudelange.

You might not have heard of Liliu but keen students of the Scottish game and St Mirren fans may recall Sander Puri.

The Estonia international made his Buddies debut as a late substitute against Celtic in March 2013 but was seen just twice afterwards in a black and white shirt.

The 30-year-old, who was also briefly at York City, has amassed 77 international caps, which is not to be sniffed at.

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There is always a Brazilian in these former Eastern Bloc sides and this guy sounds useful.

Liliu - or Ellinton Antonio Costa Morais if we use his Sunday name - scored the crucial late goal last week and has eight in his last 10 outings.

The 29-year-old, who has played in Belgium, Kuwait, Cyprus, Israel and Malta, banged in 31 goals in 30 appearances last season.

Definitely one to watch...

A quick lowdown on the opposition at Celtic Park...

Nomme Kalju won their first Meistriliiga title in 2012 and they are here because they repeated the trick last season - and they did it without losing a game.

However, all is not so rosy this term, with the team sitting fourth in the table after 20 games, 12 points adrift of leaders Flora.

Managed by Ukrainian Roman Kozhukhovskyi, they got through the first round of qualifying by beating Shkendija on away goals - thanks to a stoppage-time winner in North Macedonia last week.

Despite a dip in league form, they have only lost twice this season and have not lost away from home in almost two years.

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We're getting towards the business end of the group phase of the League Cup and there are five more matches this evening.

Group A

Hearts v Stenhousemuir

Group B

Ross County v Forfar Athletic

St Johnstone v Brechin City

Group F

Airdrieonians v Queen's Park

Partick Thistle v Clyde

All kick-offs at 19:45

Celtic completed the signing of Hatem Abd Elhamed earlier today, the Israel defender joining on a four-year deal.

The 28-year-old is Neil Lennon's fourth summer signing and it sounds like he won't be the last.

Asked yesterday how near he was to completing his squad, the manager said: "There's a bit of work to do yet. There's no question of that. 'Nowhere near' is the simple answer.

"We hope to get it done as soon as possible. It's always great if you can but sometimes that's not always the case. Hopefully, if we can negotiate this tie, we'll have a couple more in the building by the time the third round comes along."

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Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

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Earlier this week, Leigh Griffiths was urging others with mental health problems "to be more open" while speaking out about his own struggles.

"If something's on your mind say it as ultimately I could be back in the same place and I don't want to be," he said.

"Looking at what's happening in society nowadays, a lot of people are taking their own lives and, maybe if they open up and speak up a little bit, it can saves lives.

"It was very lonely at times and, without the help of the club, friends, family and support that I had, I wouldn't be sitting here now.

"It has been a long and difficult road, but hopefully there is light at the end of the tunnel."

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on BBC Sportsound

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Leigh Griffiths makes his first competitive start since 5 December.

The striker, who has been absent with injury and personal problems, got the last 10 minutes of last week's win over Sarajevo and was full of beans.

It looks like a 3-5-2 formation, with Lewis Morgan the player dropping to the bench.

Celtic: Bain, Ajer, Bitton, Simunovic, Bolingoli, Brown, McGregor, Christie, Forrest, Griffiths, Edouard.

Substitutes: Gordon, Jullien, Hayes, Ntcham, Morgan, Sinclair, Johnston.

There were a couple of wee wobbles, but Celtic can be satisfied with their opening round victory over FK Sarajevo.

Neil Lennon's side won home and away for a 5-2 aggregate success, scoring a few tasty goals but conceding a couple of sloppy ones.

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Celtic are at the second hurdle in Champions League qualifying, with Nomme Kalju of Estonia the visitors to the east end of Glasgow for the first leg.

It should be a straightforward task for the Scottish champions but the opposition are 20 games into their league campaign and boast a pretty handy away record, so the hosts will need to be switched on.