Celtic v Real Madrid LIVE: Ange Postecoglou's side face baptism of fire against Champions League holders

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Despite a promising first-half performance, Celtic taste defeat in their first Champions League group game since 2017. Postecoglou has plenty to build on, at least.

The visitors come pouring forwards in numbers and Rodrygo ends up with the ball on the edge of the area, but he smashes a shot high and wide.

... with Sead Haksabanovic coming on for Jota.

We're into frivolous substitution territory now, with Ancelotti replacing Vinicius and Modric with Rodrygo and Marco Asensio.

Jota crosses to Furuhashi, who guides a shot just over the crossbar.

It's harsh on Celtic, but Real are ruthless. Kroos dinks a ball over the top to Carvajal, who flicks it on to Hazard for a tap-in.

Postecoglou shuffles the pack, bringing on Aaron Mooy, David Turnbull and Kyogo Furuhashi for O'Riley, Hatate and Giakoumakis respectively.

... bringing off Tchouameni for Eduardo Camavinga.

... who jinks and shimmies past Carvajal before whipping a cross to the far post which only narrowly evades Giakoumakis.

... after he glances Modric with his elbow in an aerial duel.

And, just like that, the game is done and dusted. Celtic lose the ball in the middle of the park and Hazard dances forwards before setting up Luka Modric, who avoids a desperate tackle from Jenz before scooping the ball into the back of the net.

It's too easy, that. Valverde tears up the right flank and crosses to Vinicius, who is unmarked in the middle of the box and taps the ball into the back of the net.

Real look a lot more aggressive now, but their final ball is still lacking.

Matt O'Riley switches play and picks out Josip Juranovic as he bears down on the box. He hits a low cross to the feet of Maeda, who can only scuff a shot into Courtois' waiting arms.

Both sides have made substitutions, with Militao, who looked to have picked up an injury towards the end of the first half, coming off for Antonio Rudiger, while Daizen Maeda has swapped in for Abada.

We're back underway in Glasgow.

While Real grew into the first half and looked more dangerous as time wore on, Celtic will be the happier side at the break. They unsettled the reigning champions for long periods and could easily be ahead, with McGregor only denied an opener by the width of the post.

Vinicius Junior gets in behind on the left and his pace takes him one-on-one with Hart. The Celtic goalkeeper rushes off his line and stands strong to make a crucial stop.

Hazard has an excellent chance to open the scoring after Carvajal picks him out, but he fluffs his lines.