Hedges scores either side of Eyjolfsson
Ten-man Hibernian go down 4-1 to Rijeka in Croatia after 1-1 draw at Easter Road
Aberdeen face Qarabag in play-off round
Four of Scotland's five European entrants are still standing, with only Hibs biting the dust.
Rangers, Celtic, Aberdeen and St Johnstone will all go again next week seeking the promised land of group stage football until Christmas.
FT: Aberdeen 2-1 Breidablik (5-3)
Aberdeen boss Stephen Glass tells BBC Sportsound: "We knew they were going to be tough. We had to make a change of shape at half-time and it helped us get over the line.
"The change of shape put the team higher up the pitch. Funso's [Ojo] energy and quality was excellent, Connor [McLennan] the same.
"Joe [Lewis] had one good save but apart from that we were in control. If we took half the chances we created we would’ve been well out of sight earlier."
On Ryan Hedges' performance and future: "He's disappointed he didn’t score three or four tonight. He showed his quality and character and we are delighted for him.
"I'm not convinced of anything but what I am convinced about is he is here until the summer at the moment. Hopefully, he chooses to stay. Good players are in demand, he is in demand here."
Image source, SNSFunso Ojo was a super-sub for Aberdeen tonight, turning in a great second-half display
FT: St Johnstone 2-4 Galatasaray (3-5)
Highlights of St Johnstone's defeat by Galatasaray
FT: Celtic 3-0 Jablonec (7-2)
John Hughes
Former Celtic defender on Sportsound
Quote MessageIt's certainly onwards and upwards for Celtic but I still worry about the turnover of the ball. Is McGregor enough to hold it together in the middle, although they do work hard to press in the final third
FT: Celtic 3-0 Jablonec (7-2)
Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou tells BBC Scotland: "For the first 25 minutes we were the team that we want to be. We lost our way a little but we upped our tempo again in the second half. It's hard to play at that intensity all the time but they will get better.
"I'm not getting too carried away about our progress, we've still got a long way to go. Wins and good performances build belief but we're not the finished article yet."
Celtic had three stands packed for the game creating a crackling atmosphere and Postecoglou impressed.
He said: "It was brilliant, it was everything everyone said it would be to me. It was just really special.
"At the moment we're asking a core group of payers - we don't have a great deal of depth - to play a high energy type of game. Having the crowd behind them just gives them that little bit of extra energy they made need if they feel the tank is getting a bit empty."
Image source, SNSCeltic manager Ange Postecoglou
FT: St Johnstone 2-4 Galatasaray (3-5)
St Johnstone go again on Sunday and the atmosphere will be rather different at Gayfield when they meet Arbroath in the League Cup.
You can be sure Dick Campbell's side will go after them.
Next week Saints are up against LASK of Austria for place in the Conference League groups.
LASK smashed Vojvodina Novi Sad of Serbia 6-1 at home tonight for a 7-1 aggregate win.
FT: St Johnstone 2-4 Galatasaray (3-5)
St Johnstone midfielder Ali McCann tells BBC Sportsound: "We put a real shift in and it's disappointing to lose out.
"The draw in Istanbul shows how far this group has come. We have a good blend of youth and experience. Hopefully there is plenty more to come.
"It's the first time I've played in front of such a big crowd here and you can't beat it."
FT: Rijeka 4-1 Hibernian (5-2)
Hibernian head coach Jack Ross tells BBC Sportsound that veteran centre-back Darren McGregor is hurting after his sending off played a big part in the Easter Road club's exit from Europe.
"We knew we were playing against a tough team," he said. "The red card in isolation has an impact but the goal straight after also does.
"Everyone who knows Darren will know how sore he is at the moment. He has no complaints.
"He is forced to give away the free-kick but mistakes happen. I think he knows that it's had a major bearing on the game.
"We went to-toe-toe with a good team with an electric atmosphere behind them. We have to be more robust. It's a sore one for us."
Image source, SNSRoss reckons the 4-1 scoreline was not a reflection on the balance of play
FT: Aberdeen 2-1 Breidablik (5-3)
The Dons will need to get past Qarabag in the play-off round.
The team from Azerbaijan got past Cypriot side AEL Limassol this evening.
That's new territory for Aberdeen.
FT: Aberdeen 2-1 Breidablik (5-3)
Willie Miller
Former Aberdeen captain on BBC Sportsound
Quote MessageIt's been a really enjoyable night under the lights. I must give Breidablik a whole host of plaudits after a stirring performance. But Aberdeen came to life, after changing to a back four, and the fans are loving it
The Dons are one tie away from the Europa Conference League groups after a Ryan Hedges brace earns a 2-1 win on the night and a 5-3 victory on aggregate.
In truth, it could have been more for the home side after passing up some guilt-edge chances in a thrilling game.
The 15,000 home fans were treated to some fine football.
Image source, SNSCeltic cruise into the Europa League play-off round, where they will meet Dutch outfit AZ Alkmaar.
David Turnbull with a brace and James Forrest adding to the tally as manager Ange Postecoglou enjoys a third successive victory.
Image source, SNSJames Forrest was on target to make it 3-0
Aberdeen 2-1 Breidablik (5-3)
Match-winner Ryan Hedges makes way to a standing ovation after a fine performance.
He's replaced by Teddy Jenks. Aberdeen closing in a play-off place as Jay Emmanuel-Thomas fires over.
Celtic 3-0 Jablonec (7-2)
Jablonec are having a fair bit of joy now as Celtic take their eye off the ball in the closing minutes.
Jakub Martinec cracks a laser-like shot at goal that flies not that far over the bar.
FT: Rijeka 4-1 Hibernian (5-2)
"We need depth and quality," says disappointed Hibernian head coach Jack Ross, who was missing Paul Hanlon, Christian Doidge and Scott Allan this evening.
The Easter Road club are waiting anxiously for the results of a scan on striker Doidge after a training ground injury.
Celtic 3-0 Jablonec (7-2)
Joe Hart gets away with one when he tries to play a bit of football inside his own box and gets robbed.
Tomas Cvancara fires towards goal but Celtic have defenders back to spare the goalkeeper's blushes.
Aberdeen 2-1 Breidablik (5-3)
This score could be anything!
Connor McLennan gets onto a ball over the top and, like so many efforts tonight, his finish is tame and easy for the keeper.
Aberdeen 2-1 Breidablik (5-3)
Tyrone Smith
BBC Scotland at Pittodrie
Ryan Hedges again proving his worth to Aberdeen with two goals. You can understand why the Dons are so desperate to get him tied down on a new deal with the vultures circling.
Image source, SNSRyan Hedges celebrates his opening goal at Pittodrie
James Forrest
Celtic make it three.Odsonne Edouard races clear of the defence, tries to chip the goalkeeper who does well to get a hand to it, but James Forrest is there to knock in the rebound.
Image source, BBC SportRyan Hedges
It's that man Hedges again, and what a finish it is!
Funso Ojo's ball over the top is miscontrolled by Christian Ramirez but Hedges races onto it and curls one into the far corner from the edge of the box.
Image source, BBC Sport