Okay, hands up who predicted two big away wins this evening.

Rangers conjured up one of the best Scottish results in Europe to hit four goals past Bundesliga giants Borussia Dortmund.

Celtic were then widely expected to see off Bodo/Glimt, who are between seasons, but the Norwegians had very different ideas, rattling in three goals and making a mockery of the notion that they would struggle physically.

It's been quite a night but neither tie is over.

Before next week's return legs, Rangers visit Dundee United on Sunday and Celtic host Dundee later on the same day.

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Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou has also been speaking to BT Sport.

"A disappointing night", he said.

"We didn't get the result we wanted. The performance was okay - we controlled the game, but got caught on the counter a couple of times.

"We probably weren't clinical enough, but that's part of football. You dust yourself off and go again.

"We conceded the first goal and then after their second that gives them the opportunity to sit back and hit us on the counter-attack.

"It's still an opportunity. It's about going there and playing our football. When we do that we're a hard team to knock off. Let's see what happens."

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Hibs' January signings Elias Melkersen and Runar Hauge were among those enjoying the final score at Celtic Park.

Celtic captain Callum McGregor has been talking to BT Sport post-match.

"It's always difficult when you go behind early in the game", he said.

"We missed that last bit of quality around the box tonight. There's enough in the game to suggest we can go there and turn it around.

"They got into good situations, and our quality wasn't what we're used to. We've got to step up in these big games.

"If the game finishes 2-1 then we've got a real good chance, but that's the naivety we've still got at this level, with it being a new group.

"We'll take that on the chin, go there next week and try to turn it around."

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That third goal was a real killer, coming so soon after Celtic had got one back. It sucked the life out of the stadium just as the home fans were preparing for a grandstand finish from their side.

However, Bodo/Glimt didn't really allow Celtic to build momentum at any stage.

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Former Scotland forward on BBC Scotland

It's not over yet, with a second leg to come inside the Arctic Circle next Thursday, but Celtic will need a hugely improved performance if they are to trouble what was a well organised and physically imposing side.

It's worth remembering that the entire population of the Bodo municipality could fit inside Celtic Park...

The small group of Norwegian fans are having a ball inside Celtic Park as players offer up shirts and shin pads as souvenirs.

Norwegian champions Bodo/Glimt have done a number on Celtic.

The Scottish Premiership leaders have it all to do in the second leg next week.

Bodo/Glimt haven't played a competitive game since December, but they were better in every department on an off-night for Ange Postecoglou's side.

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More subs for the visitors...

Celtic break through Jota but his cross is far too near the goalkeeper.

James Forrest doesn't have much time to react as the ball pings his way and the Celtic substitute can only steer an instinctive header over the top from near the penalty spot.

The home crowd has been completely deflated by that third Bodo/Glimt goal and there's very little noise as five minutes of added time is announced.

A costly booking for visiting goalie Nikita Haikin as he wastes time over a goalkick.

He's been impressive tonight and now he'll be suspended for the second leg.

Celtic are pushing Bodo/Glimt deeper and deeper as time ticks away. The home side could really do with another goal to take into the second leg next week.

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Former Scotland forward on BBC Scotland

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Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

The stream of subs continues with visiting skipper Ulrik Saltnes in no hurry as he makes way for Morten Konradsen.

James Forrest is a veteran of many a European night at Celtic Park and now the Scotland winger is on to try and rescue this tie, taking over from Matt O'Riley.