While Celtic's position in the Scottish Premiership is characteristically excellent, they find themselves in the middle of the pack in the Champions League, just inside the new-format playoff qualification spots. Having said that, a win on Wednesday would secure their place beyond this opening round.

Celtic are the hosts this week as they welcome Swiss Champions BSC Young Boys to Glasgow in the UEFA Champions League.

Celtic welcome struggling side Young Boys with a chance to put the Scottish champions into a great position to progress through to the Champions League play-offs

Celtic can take a giant step towards the Champions League’s knockout rounds when Young Boys arrive in Glasgow this evening.Brendan Rodgers’ side are inside the play-off positions as things stand,

Celtic continue their Champions League campaign today with a win over bottom-placed Young Boys as the Champions League returns. The revamped league stage sees 36 teams compete in a single table with the top 24 progressing. Teams seeded one to eight go into the last 16 while nine to 24 compete in a playoff.

Celtic faced Young Boys in the first round of the 1993-94 Uefa Cup, drawing 0-0 away before winning the second leg 1-0 at Celtic Park thanks to Alain Baumann's own goal. In all European competitions,

Celtic FC Captain Callum McGregor spoke to the media ahead of The Bhoys' UEFA Champions League clash against BSC Young Boys at Celtic Park. Full Press Conference Courtesy of UEFA.