We're usually just getting started around this time on European matchdays but it's all over after Celtic's well-deserved afternoon victory played in front of a ridiculous crowd of 50,427.

There's more Europa League action to come on Thursday when Rangers meet Brondby at Ibrox at the more conventional time of 20:00 BST.

Join us then if you can.

Celtic midfielder David Turnbull speaking to BT Sport (before news broke that the second was an own goal): "I go from one of my better goals at the weekend to messing up a simple tap in. After I mishit it, I just saw the goalie dive and just threw myself at it.

"I see myself as a goalscoring midfielder, I work hard on finishing in training and hopefully, I can get more goals.

"Now it’s just about continuing the form we’re on at the moment.

"The manager told us these are the games we all want to play football for. We knew we had to take three points from this game and it’s just great we did that."

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Some more from happy Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou...

"Penalty misses will happen," he tells BT Sport. "Callum is such an important player for us, he controls the tempo for us. He’s a leader in actions not just in his words. Even the best miss penalties - I missed a couple myself!

"I thought Giakoumakis made a world of difference when he came on, he was strong in the final third for us. It’s good to have those options, we’re more settled now to be able to handle these tasks.

"I don’t pop champagne corks for clean sheets, how we defend is more important for me. We defended well in our last two games. Overall, we defended very well as a team, it’s not just about the clean sheet."

Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou speaking to BT Sport: “I thought it was a good performance, we started well, put them under pressure and controlled the game. We didn’t really allow them too much and in the second half, we had a feeling they’d tire and it would open up for us.

“I’m pleased for the players as they were really disciplined in playing our football.

“It was a world-class move for the first goal, we’re trying to play football that will suit players like Kyogo and Jota but the flip side is they have to work hard defensively. I tell them they’ll get their rewards if they put that defensive work in.

"We’re encouraging David to make those runs into the box. It was an unorthodox finish but it came from us pressing them in our final third. We never took our foot off the pedal we kept going for a third and a fourth."

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Hold on! Some bad news just in for David Turnbull, with Uefa declaring it was an own goal from Balint Vecsei.

David Turnbull is now on eight goals for the season.

He walloped in a cracker on Saturday against former team Motherwell and today's was mad scramble in the six yard box.

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Celtic captain Callum McGregor speaking to BT Sport: "We dominated right through and created loads of chances.

"I just want to thank the supporters for their turnout, with it being such a difficult kick-off time, they were brilliant throughout.

"As the manager said we’re a bunch of new players but there is a real bond in this side, and success brings everyone closer.

"Everyone misses penalties at some point, I just need to put it behind me and score the next one.

"In the moments we had to defend, we did that excellently. It is all a step in the right direction. You get the luck for the second goal for your hard work, you get the wee fortunate bits in the games if you put the work in."

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on Sportsound

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Celtic's next Europa League tie is away to Ferencvaros on 4 November.

The Hungarian champs didn't look too hot in that second half as Celtic ripped them open time and time again.

Ange Postecoglou's side have three Premiership games before that though, against St Johnstone (H), Hibernian (A) and Livingston (H).

Group G rivals Real Betis and Bayer Leverkusen meet in Spain on Thursday.

They both have six points, while Celtic are now on three from three games and Ferencvaros are still to get off the mark.

Remember, only the group winners go through directly, with the runners-up going into a play-off and the team finishing third dropping into the new Conference League.

Celtic breathe live into their Europa League campaign with a comfortable victory.

Kyogo fired in a fine goal and David Turnbull added a scrappy one, although the home side should have had a few more, with Callum McGregor's penalty saved and some other good chances squandered.

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We're into three minutes of stoppage time now.

A lovely pass from Mikey Johnston and Jota is clean through, only to slide his shot the wrong side of the post.

Celtic should be out of sight.

Carl Starfelt is caught dithering on the ball as his attempted clearance pings off the man closing him down and Joe Hart needs to make an unexpected save.

Mikey Johnston is on as Kyogo goes off to a boisterous ovation from the home fans.

Robert Mak came on a bit earlier for the visitors.

David Turnbull is in again as Ferencvaros appear to have thrown in the towel. He has the goal at his mercy but slides a first-time shot wide.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound

Georgios Giakoumakis is in the thick of it again, taking a cross down on his chest and thumping a volley over the top.

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Radio Scotland's Sportsound