Callum McGregor looks to punch a pass into Kyogo, who runs off the shoulder of the last man, but the ball is too heavy.

Feyenoord are flickering into life.

Quinten Timber's eyes light up but his shot is deflected behind.

The following corner is headed away at the front post.

Feyenoord have had a few touches now.

A clipped ball finds Calvin Stengs in the box, but his nice wee flick doesn't find anyone.

Not sure Feyenoord have had a touch yet.

Celtic play out well and race forward before Mikey Johnston has a shot blocked on the edge of the box.

A long spell of Celtic possession ends with a direct ball over the top to Luis Palma being cut out.

French referee Benoit Bastien gets us going.

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Cillian Sheridan
Former Celtic striker on BBC Sportsound

I don't see why Celtic can't sign off with a win tonight.

But they can't give easy chances up.

The players are on their way out of the tunnel.

Celtic Park is still pretty much full and it's lively.

Celtic XI: Hart, A Johnston, Welsh, Scales, Taylor, Tomoki, McGregor, O'Riley, M Johnston, Palma, Kyogo.

Substitutes: Bain, Morrison, Lagerbielke, Phillips, Turnbull, Holm, Oh, Bernardo, Forrest, Ralston, Frame.

Feyenoord XI: Bijlow, Geertruida, Beelen, Hancko, Hartman, Zerrouki, Stengs, Timber, Paixao, Gimenez, Ivanusec.

Substitutes: Wellenreuther, Lamprou, Ueda, Dilrosun, Lopez, Van den Belt, Trauner, Minteh, Wieffer, L Sauer, Milambo, Lingr.

Jane Lewis
BBC Scotland at Celtic Park

Who says this is a dead rubber? Not the Celtic manager or captain.

Brendan Rodgers says he wants his side to perform well for the fans, while Callum McGregor wants his players to prove a point.

There are a few empty rows inside Celtic Park, but the stadium is almost full and the disco lights are up and running.

Ramon Vega
Former Celtic defender on Scottish Football Podcast

It’s very important for Celtic to qualify for the Champions League. But at the same time, if you are in the Champions League, you are going against some very, very big teams with more resources behind them.

From this campaign's point of view and in football terms I was a little bit disappointed, they could've done much better because there are teams in the group they could've handled and may have been able to beat.

It's very disappointing from that point of view because they showed already in the past they can do well, but this year I think they should focus on the league and go again next year.

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James McFadden
Former Scotland forward on BBC Sportsound

It's fine having players for the future as long as you also bring in players for the here and now.

You need to strengthen from a position of strength, which Celtic were in.

Work needs to be done.

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on Sportsound

It's been a decade of failure in Europe. This goes way beyond this group of players and managers.

There have been a catalogue of teams Celtic have lost against that they should have been more competitive against, from Bodo/Glimt to Maribor.

Since beating Celtic on matchday one, Feyenoord have gone on to win nine and lose five of the following 14 games.

Two of those defeats were to Atletico Madrid, one was at Lazio, and their most recent was a 2-1 loss to league leaders PSV Eindhoven, who sit top of the Dutch top flight with a staggering 15 wins from 15 league matches.

Feyenoord sit second in the Eredivisie, but they can't afford for lose any more ground on PSV, who are 10 points ahead.

Tino, Celtic Exchange podcast, external

Celtic Park will be busy on Wednesday night, but it certainly won’t be full. That should cause most concern of all to the powers that be at Parkhead.

Sunday’s defeat by Kilmarnock - added to the European exit - has led to apathy among notable sections of the support.

And apathy is far worse than anger or frustration. When people stop caring, that’s when you have a problem.

Yes, the Kilmarnock game was the first defeat in the league campaign so far, but it’s also the second defeat there this term following the League Cup exit in August.

Is that acceptable given the vast difference in resources between both clubs?

Celtic have no right to win every game they play here in Scotland, but we must be expected to beat sides like Killie more often than not.

The debates will rage on about why Celtic are just so inconsistent at this moment in time, but for me it constantly comes back to the failings of the summer transfer window.

We always knew the January window was going to be a crucial one, but the importance has been ramped up with Rangers now inexplicably within touching distance at the top of the table.

Read more on our dedicated Celtic page.

That defeat at Kilmarnock, along with Celtic's poor European exit, has fans questioning the club's summer recruitment...

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After their first league defeat of the season, Arne Slot is anticipating a reaction from Celtic.

The Feyenoord boss said: "Every top club always reacts after a loss and Celtic is a top club and they have very good players, so they will react to that.

"I did see some of the game they played on Sunday, but it’s more interesting to see how they play here against Atletico and Lazio and that was for me impressive.

"They didn’t get what they deserved from those games. They were very unlucky when it came to chances they got and the chances the other teams got."

• Celtic have lost their two previous competitive meetings with Feyenoord, losing 2-1 in the 1970 European Cup final and 2-0 on matchday one this season.
• Feyenoord have won seven of their 11 major European games against Scottish opposition (D2 L2) but are winless in their past three away from home (D1 L2) since a 1-0 win at St Mirren in the Uefa Cup in 1983.

• Feyenoord have lost their past seven away Champions League matches, a run spanning the 2002-03, 2017-18 and 2023-24 seasons. No Dutch side has ever lost eight in a row, with Ajax also enduring a seven-game run between April 2003 and November 2004.

• Feyenoord can no longer qualify for the last 16, but will be looking to win three games in a single campaign for the first time since 1999-2000 (won against Celtic and Lazio this term).
• Celtic have attempted fewer shots than any other team in the Champions League this season (33).