Another frustrating offside for Celtic as Jota sets off a fraction too early before slaloming round the on-rushing goalie.

Celtic are stepping up the pressure as they seek an equaliser and Matt O'Riley as is at the centre of everything.

Bodo/Glimt have done a good job of shutting down wingers Jota and Liel Abada.

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30 mins

Celtic 0-1 Bodo/Glimt

Matt O'Riley swings in a lovely free-kick and Cameron Carter-Vickers takes a punch in the face from the keeper as the pair contest the high ball.

Loud cries for a penalty but the Celtic defender is flagged offside.

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Much better from Celtic as they force Bodo/Glimt back but the final pass from an impressive move just eludes Josip Juranovic at the edge of the penalty area.

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Bodo/Glimt keeper Nikita Haikin isn't afraid to knock short passes about inside his penalty box.

Celtic will hope to catch him out at some stage.

Carl Starfelt wants a penalty as his header from a corner strikes the arm of an opponent in yellow, but said arm is well tucked in by the side of the defender.

This time there's not quite enough on Liel Abada's first-time pass for Daizen Maeda and a defender slides in to clear.

Matt O'Riley zips a pass in behind the Norwegian defence but it's just too strong for Celtic striker Daizen Maeda.

The visitors have spent three weeks at a training camp in Spain and it looks like the winter sun agrees with them as they continue to look the sharper side in possession.

A great chance for a second goal for the visitors after more crisp passing, but captain Ulrik Saltnes is let down by his first touch at the edge of the box.

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The visitors look pretty lively too as Amahl Pellegrino cracks a shot in from the left and Joe Hart holds on.

Daizen Maeda races on to a smart pass from Carl Starfelt and fizzes a great ball across goal, where a defender is waiting to clear at the back post under pressure from Liel Abada.

Celtic off to a quick start... As ever, under Ange Postecoglou.

And away we go.

Celtic Park is rocking.

Can Celtic and Bodo/Glimt follow that blockbuster game in Dortmund?

Having lost to Legia Warsaw in Champions League qualifying, Bodo/Glimt's last defeat of any kind was in the Conference League qualifiers, when they recovered from their 2-1 loss to Prishtina in early August by winning their home leg 2-0.

The highlight of their group campaign was a stunning 6-1 defeat of Jose Mourinho's Roma, which was followed by a 2-2 draw in Italy.

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Bodo/Glimt retained their domestic title in December and don't start the new season until mid-March, so they are sure to be a bit rusty.

They have also sold four Norway internationals, including leading scorer from last term, Erik Botheim.

But they have been busy raiding rival clubs for replacements and have warmed up for this game with draw against Dynamo Kiev and wins over Danes AGF and Swedes Elfsborg.