Summary

  • Politano converts penalty after Barisic penalised for handball

  • Raspadoriat & Ndombele with late goals as 10-man hosts fade

  • McGregor had saved Zielinski penalty twice - original kick retaken after Politano had encroached in netting rebound

  • First spot kick awarded after Sands trip on Simeone - American shown second yellow card

  • Ibrox side lost opener to Ajax in Amsterdam; Napoli beat Liverpool in Italy

Live Reporting

Nick McPheat

  1. 'So close'

    Shakhtar Donetsk 0-1 Celtic

    John Hartson
    Former Celtic striker on BT Sport

    Kyogo is inches from getting a touch on the ball there. It wasn't a great touch from the keeper and Kyogo is so alert to close him down

  2. Shakhtar Donetsk 0-1 Celtic

    So close to a second for Celtic.

    Kyogo Furuhashi almost intercepts another backpass to Anatoliy Trubin, who scoops it almost off his own goal line.

  3. 'Perfect start for Celtic'

    Shakhtar Donetsk 0-1 Celtic

    Pat Bonner
    Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

    Shakhtar left players forward and Juranovic did well to counter. Hatate gives Celtic the perfect start - they have dominated the opening 12 minutes

  4. goal

    GOAL Shakhtar Donetsk 0-1 Celtic

    Reo Hatate

    What a start for Celtic!

    Shakhtar's first counter-attack of note breaks down and the visitors are soon down the other end again.

    Former Rubin Kazan winger Sead Haksabanovic marks his first start by rolling the ball into the of Reio Hatate and the Japan midfielder's half-hit shot rolls over goalkeeper Anatoliy Trubin outstretched leg and over the line from 10 yards.

    Celtic goal

  5. Shakhtar Donetsk 0-0 Celtic

    It's all Celtic. However, it is what the visitors expected - Shakhtar allowing the possession and looking to counter-attack as they did to great aplomb against Leipzig.

  6. Shakhtar Donetsk 0-0 Celtic

    Matt O'Riley is next to threaten for Celtic, but the midfielder's header is straight at goalkeeper Anatoliy Trubin.

  7. Shakhtar Donetsk 0-0 Celtic

    It's Celtic dominating possession and Greg Taylor flashes a low cross across the face of the home goalmouth.

    The effort from the left-back takes a deflection and the visitors have their first corner.

  8. Shakhtar Donetsk 0-0 Celtic

    Celtic are quickly on the offensive and goalkeeper Anatoliy Trubin has to block from Kyogo Furuhashi as the striker pounces on a loose passback.

  9. Shakhtar Donetsk 0-0 Celtic

    Celtic players are wearing black armbands for the occasion.

  10. KICK-OFF

    Shakhtar Donetsk v Celtic (17:45)

    Swedish referee Glenn Nyberg gets the game under way, Shakhtar kicking off in their traditional orange and Celtic in their usual green and white hoops.

  11. Shakhtar Donetsk v Celtic (17:45)

    Celtic emerge from their traditional huddle and we are almost there.

  12. Shakhtar Donetsk v Celtic (17:45)

    The stadium is well short of the expected 30,000 capacity - hardly surprising given that Shakhtar are playing their home games in a foreign country.

  13. Shakhtar Donetsk v Celtic (17:45)

    Here come the teams...and the Champions League anthem blasts out in Warsaw.

  14. Will Kyogo be back on song?

    Shakhtar Donetsk v Celtic (17:45)

    Celtic striker Kyogo FuruhashiSNS

    Kyogo Furuhashi is back up front for Celtic following injury

  15. 'It's all about the result'

    Shakhtar Donetsk v Celtic (17:45)

    Johan Mjallby
    Former Celtic defender on BT Sport

    You need to find a result, even if things aren't going your way. They need to stay patient, they need to try to find a way to score and they need to win

  16. Shved leaves Celtic dark days behind

    Shakhtar Donetsk v Celtic (17:45)

    On top of beating Leipzig last week, Shakhtar are joint leaders of their domestic league despite Igor Jovicevic's first season in charge being disrupted on two fronts because of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

    They not only cannot play in their home country, never mind their home stadium, but have lost 19 players because of the knock-on effects of the hostilities.

    Having switched this summer from domestic rivals Dnipro-1, Jovicevic has had to scramble around to build a new squad and one of them is well known to Celtic fans.

    Marian Shved failed to make the breakthrough in Scotland during a two-year spell with Celtic after his transfer from Karpaty Lviv but the winger hit the ground running after joining Shakhtar from Mechelen, scoring three goals in his latest two games.

    Shakhtar Donetsk's Marian Shved (left) celebratesGetty Images

    Marian Shved (left) scored twice against Leipzig

  17. Crowd leaving it late

    Shakhtar Donetsk v Celtic (17:45)

    Scott Mullen
    BBC Scotland at the Stadion Wojska Polskiego

    A full house was expected tonight, but with around 15 minutes to kick off, you are lucky if the Stadion Wojska Polskiego is even a third full. Celtic fans in the corner making all the noise so far.

  18. 'Immense positivity at Celtic'

    Shakhtar Donetsk v Celtic (17:45)

    Aiden McGeady
    Former Celtic winger on BBC Sportsound

    The positivity around the club right now is immense. Postecoglou might not even believe the things he says, that's the thing with great managers, but he sends out the message to everybody to say we can compete with Real Madrid. Don't get beat 3-0 then be happy with being clapped off and saying 'well, it was Real Madrid'. It's terrific management

  19. Will Celtic learn their lessons?

    Shakhtar Donetsk v Celtic (17:45)

    Tom English
    BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on Sportsound

    There are a couple of lessons Celtic learned against Real Madrid. You've got to take your chances at this level - and when you go 1-0 down, you can't afford to concede again straight after

  20. 'No point changing approach' - Postecoglou

    Shakhtar Donetsk v Celtic (17:45)

    Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou reiterates the desire for his players to continue to play the way they do week-in-week-out on the European stage.

    "We do it on a daily basis," he tells BT Sport. "We work really hard on a daily basis to be a certain kind of football team.

    "There's no point coming out to do that at the weekend then changing your approach.

    "We want to test ourselves against the best and that's the stage we’re on."

    Celtic manager Ange PostecoglouSNS