That signals another double change from Dundee.

Substitute Zach Robinson was off the field through injury as that goal went in.

He is replaced along with Malachi Boateng.

On come Ryan Howley and Mo Sylla.

Kenny Miller
Former Celtic and Dundee striker on BBC Sportsound

Trevor Carson should save it. But if you don't shoot, you don't score!

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

First and foremost, Trevor Carson will be very disappointed he did not tip that round the post or knock it away. I think it was within his grasp.

That's what I was talking about with Mikey Johnston. Coming in from the left, driving across the edge of the 18-yard-box with his pace and getting his shot on target.

This puts the game to bed for Celtic.

Kenny Miller
Former Celtic and Dundee striker on BBC Sportsound

He's made a few changes, Tony Docherty, but he's not thrown caution to the wind. Does he try to get more bodies up the front end of the pitch? He's hedging his bets at the moment.

Celtic's 20th corner finds the head of Stephen Welsh, but the centre-half's glanced effort is well wide of the far post.

Mikey Johnston comes on for Luis Palma on the Celtic wing.

The Republic of Ireland international is desperate to impress to earn a contract extension beyond the summer.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Domination? Has the Dundee goalkeeper had to make five, six saves?

Nope.

Dundee are doing well to stay in this game, but they need to do more than that if the are to rescue at least a point.

There's little sign that they are capable of fashioning even a goalscoring opportunity.

Oh Hyeon-gyu stabs his first opportunity just wide as Celtic continue to be camped inside the home penalty box and Tony Docherty makes another change.

This time, Finlay Robertson is on for Lyall Cameron in the home midfield.

Chris Sutton
Former Celtic striker for Sky Sports

This is an absolute mauling. But, at 1-0, Dundee will be thinking they only need to take one opportunity.

Another desperate Dundee clearance to the rescue.

This time, it's Cammy Kerr at the back post from Matt O'Riley's stinging cross.

It's Dundee boss Tony Docherty's turn to ring the changes.

On-loan Forest Green Rovers forward Amadou Bakayoko and Zak Rudden are replaced with on-loan Wimbledon man Zach Robinson and midfielder Scott Tiffoney.

Luis Palma just keeps delivering.

The winger has created eight chances in this game. More than any other player on either team and - just days after grabbing both assists versus Livingston - crafted the chance that Paulo Bernardo slid home to open the scoring at Dens Park.

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Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers makes a double change.

It's been another frustrating day for Kyogo Furuhashi and Japan colleague Daizen Maeda.

On come South Korean forwards Oh Hyeon-gyu and Yang Hyun-jun.

Just over 9,000 fans are inside Dens Park and they are witnessing a game still in the balance despite Celtic's dominance and one-goal lead.

Dundee take confidence from that penalty shout nevertheless and Luke McCowan has one shot blocked before the midfielder's second takes a deflection wide.

Dundee are hopeful of a penalty as they break into the Celtic penalty box.

Liam Scales' clearing header strikes fellow centre-half Stephen Welsh, but replays suggest it strikes his chest rather than hand and Celtic breathe again.

From high to low for Celtic as key centre-half Cameron Carter-Vickers heads down the tunnel for treatment.

The former Tottenham Hotspur man is replaced with Stephen Welsh and will be a worry for Saturday's Old Firm derby.