Nick McPheat
BBC Scotland at Hampden

Another early change for Celtic.

Here comes Oh Hyeon-gyu...

Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound

Billy Dodds has set them out to defend, but you've got to make Celtic think a bit. They made Celtic think there and forced them into some defending.

Nick McPheat
BBC Scotland at Hampden

What a ball that is from Wallace Duffy.

Those are the half chances in games like this you need to make the most of. Half a yard earlier and surely Nathan Shaw buries that.

That's the most positive Caley Thistle have been as a sliding Nathan Shaw can't quite reach a low cross from Wallace Duffy.

Inverness are pushing further up the pitch now and that is leaving gaps for Celtic to exploit.

Jota burns down the left but he and his teammates are guilty of overplaying once the ball gets into the penalty area.

Here we go for the second half.

Celtic have made a change in attack, with Liel Abada taking over from Daizen Maeda.

Do Caley Thistle have a Plan B?

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on BBC Sportsound

Inverness were doing really, really well. The concentration levels were really high. The discipline levels were really high.

There was a constant wave of pressure from Celtic without having a meaningful shot on target. The goal was their first meaningful attempt.

It only takes a second. When you have the movement of Kyogo, it only takes a split second. It was in the back of the net before the Inverness players knew it. That's what makes him so special.

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Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound

Did he touch the ball before scoring?

That's his trademark. He doesn't mess about. It was a magnificent strike from Kyogo. He's lethal in that penalty box.

Ryan Christie
Former Celtic and Inverness midfielder on BBC Scotland

In the first 20 minutes, Inverness did really well, they frustrated Celtic. Their shape was really good and although Celtic had a lot of the ball, they didn't create much.

Celtic were forced to just stay wide. O'Riley was getting frustrated, and Allardice and Welsh were dealing with him well.

The thing with Kyogo up front is, he only needs one chance. He's lethal.

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Nick McPheat
BBC Scotland at Hampden

What now for Inverness?

They had zero shots that first half. Yeah, they defended well for the most part, but they need to attempt to offer more in attack.

Pretty sure Billy Dodds will have prepared for this, though, and being just one down means they're still in this.

That's five goals in two-and-a-half cup finals for Kyogo in his time at Celtic...

It's not been a vintage display from Celtic but they are in front thanks to the sharp instincts of Kyogo Furuhashi.

Tough on Caley Thistle, who have worked so hard to stifle the Premiership champions.

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Jota is sent tumbling after having his heel clipped by Sean Welsh. David Carson then picks up the first booking of the afternoon for booting the ball at the prone Celtic winger.

Nick McPheat
BBC Scotland at Hampden

That goal takes nothing away from how big the end of this half is for Inverness.

Everyone around us thought that was in from Kyogo. Celtic could run away with this before the break.

Almost a second for Kyogo as he peels away to gather a smart pass from Reo Hatate. He goes with the outside of the boot and his shot floats just wide.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

It's cut back beautifully to Kyogo.

We said he was quiet, but he comes alive at the most important times inside the box

Nick McPheat
BBC Scotland at Hampden

I was just about to say these next few minutes are absolutely huge for Inverness. That's why.

Hampden Park. Kyogo Furuhashi. A match made in heaven.

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A shot on target at last, but Mark Ridgers holds on comfortably to gather Matt O'Riley's angled effort.