James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Scotland

Celtic get forward for the first time and Tom Rogic shows off some nifty footwork in the penalty box but, even with assistance from Anthony Ralston, he can't make any meaningful progress.

Celtic are getting a taste of their own medicine right now. Under Ange Postecoglou, they have been regularly out-grafting and out-running domestic opponents, but the Norwegians look faster, fitter and better organised.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

The one-way traffic continues and another home attack is thwarted inside the penalty area by Celtic forward Daizen Maeda, working hard to help out his under siege defence.

Celtic are getting the run-around here and Joe Hart needs to get down and spread himself at the feet of Amahl Pellegrino to prevent a second home goal.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Scotland

A goal-kick from Joe Hart puts Anthony Ralston under all sorts of pressure at the edge of the box and the Celtic full-back has his hands on home skipper Ulrik Saltnes as the midfielder topples. The ref is right on the spot and waves play on.

Bodo/Glimt don't hang about when they get a chance to get forward as a swarm of yellow jerseys speed towards Joe Hart's goal. The visitors stand firm though.

A moment of danger in the Celtic penalty area as Ola Solbakken wins a corner after popping up at the back post.

The delivery from the set-piece absolutely fizzes in and curls narrowly wide.

Referee Sergei Ivanov peeps his whistle and away we go.

Remember, the away goals rule has been abolished, so Celtic just need to focus on cutting that two-goal gap.

The small band of Celtic fans inside the stadium are well wrapped up against the Arctic gusts, but they're making plenty of noise.

Short sleeves, no gloves for Celtic trio, Anthony Ralston, James Forrest and Daizen Maeda. Brrrr.

Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou tells BT Sport he doesn't believe he has put out a weakened team, despite making a lot of changes.

He says: "We try and win every game, try and score goals, and that's the approach we take. Nothing changes, we have to try and take it to a very good opposition.

"We bought players in January to have a strong squad. The guys named today have the energy and enthusiasm to do well. The opportunity is there for them. We've got goal threats in the team.

"The most important thing is we don't change our approach, we'll play the same way."

Bodo/Glimt haven't lost any matches since August but they are not invincible at home, since they came up short in both legs of their Champions League qualifier against Legia Warsaw.

The Norwegian champions also suffered one early season home loss to Molde.

Celtic can take heart from scoring in all six of their European away ties this season, although there haven't been any clean sheets to go with those goals.

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In their last two league games, Celtic have won despite conceding two goals against Aberdeen and Dundee - and they all came from set-plays. That could be another reason to worry about the height of tonight's hosts.

They may be a very small club by European club competition standards, but there's certainly nothing wee about the Bodo/Glimt players.

There aren't many in the home squad under 6ft and there was a pronounced difference in stature in the first leg.

But these aren't lumbering big lads, not a bit of it. Fast, fit and all comfortable on the ball...

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What made last week's win in Glasgow all the more remarkable was the fact it was the Norwegians' first outing in 10 weeks since they are currently between campaigns.

Bodo/Glimt prepared at a three-week camp in Spain and were more than a match for Celtic physically.

On their own plastic pitch, they beat CSKA Sofia, Zorya Luhansk of Ukraine and made headlines all over Europe by thrashing Roma to finish second in their Conference League group.

A deft header from Daizen Maeda gave Celtic hope in the first leg after neat counter-attacking goals for the visitors early in each half.

However, a heavily deflected shot from Hugo Vetlesen sucked the life out of the packed stadium just a minute or so after Maeda had reduced the deficit.

Bodo/Glimt had four shots on target to Celtic's six, which demonstrates just how clinical the visitors were.

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