ANGE POSTECOGLOU takes his first competitive match in charge of Celtic tonight as the Hoops play FC Midtjylland in a Champions League qualifier.
The second qualifying round match sees the Danish side first head to Glasgow before the return leg next week.
And Postecoglou will be hoping for a positive start to his reign at Parkhead with a victory in front of the 9,000 fans inside the stadium.
Both teams know they'll take on the winners of Galatasaray and PSV Eindhoven if they make it into the next round on the road to the group stage.
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When do Celtic play Midtjylland?
Celtic play Midtjylland TONIGHT.
Kick-off is at 7.45pm.
Where is the match?
The crucial Euro showdown is being played at Celtic Park.
The Hoops will be backed by 9,000 fans at the stadium.
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Is it on TV?
Yes. The match will be shown on Premier Sports One for subscribers.
Coverage begins at 7.15pm. You can sign up HERE.
You can also watch online through the Premier Sports Player.
Can I live stream the match?
Yes. Season ticket holders not drawn to attend the match can watch live through the Pass to Paradise platform.
All Celtic TV subscribers can also watch the match anywhere worldwide.
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What is the latest team news?
Celtic will be without Kris Ajer and Olivier Ntcham who were not included in the club's Champions League squad.
New signing Kyogo Furuhashi also missed out on being registered for the Euro clash, so won't be involved.
Celtic fans will be reunited with Erik Sviatchenko who captains tonight's visitors.
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