That's all for tonight.

Rangers will be kicking themselves after taking the lead three times in Moscow and coming away empty handed.

Celtic turned in an excellent display to get the better of RB Leipzing, scoring the winner a mere 14 seconds from the restart after conceding an equaliser.

Both teams remain well placed to progress and there will be a few twists and turns to come over the final two group games, I'm sure.

We turn our attention to domestic matters tomorrow evening with Aberdeen v Hibernian in the Premiership. Join us if you can.

Thanks for your company this evening.

Some more from Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers...

"We brought our true face to the game. The players fought for every ball and we showed quality when we had it.

"The most important thing was to get the win. There are still a few games to go and we'll do our best.

"Tonight was a great step forward for this group. This was a pressure game that we needed to win and we played with no fear."

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With so much for Celtic and Rangers to play for in the Europa League, when do we get the next installment of drama in this competition?

Steven Gerrard's side are at home to Villarreal on 29 November, with Celtic away to Rosenborg on the same evening.

Celtic really need to win in Norway to keep the pressure on RB Leipzig, while the game at Ibrox probably comes into the must not lose category.

Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer

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Scott McDonald
Former Celtic striker on BBC Sportsound

Salzburg keep on winning, blowing Rosenborg away 5-2 in Norway this evening.

It's now a race between Celtic and RB Leipzig for second, with the Germans having an advantage with the better head-to-head and better goal difference.

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers told BT Sport: “A big thank you to the supporters. They really helped the team. The players were absolutely brilliant and they so deserved to win the game.

“Some of our football was fantastic and they kept fighting to the very end. When you press as a team, you can have no ego in the team.

“We spoke about it [the possibility of losing a goal] before the game, that you have to respond when things go negatively in the game.

“That’s the mark of a good player. When things go against you, you know you have the fight and the spirit.

"It is a proper win against a top team who are fourth in the Bundesliga."

“In terms of a European victory, this is a great three points.”

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Spartak Moscow interim head coach Raul Riancho dedicated his side's victory over Rangers to "my father, who recently passed away" and praised his players for having the "character" to come back from behind three times.

"The main thing is that Spartak retain the chance of reaching the play-offs," he said.

Spartak's supporters were left unhappy with the sacking of Riancho's predecessor, but the coach praised the home support for helping his players "grow wings".

Riancho said that switching to a more attacking 4-3-3 formation had helped his side create chances - but also created problems in defence.

The Spaniard insists he does not know how long he will be in charge but insisted he would not be staying as assistant if he does not get the job permanently as he believes he has enough experience to be head coach.

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Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer

Celtic midfielder Callum McGregor is enjoying himself in the midfield holding role, filling in for the injured captain Scott Brown, with Olivier Ntcham and Eboue Kouassi also sidelined.

He told BT Sport: "I think the [first] goal gave us great belief that we could go on and win. Under pressure we were excellent, we counter-attacked well.

"Teams are always vulnerable when they score so it was important to get forward as soon as possible [after Leipzig's equaliser] and the goal again gave us the belief to see it out.

"That'll give us confidence, we've been looking for that big victory and hopefully that will spur us on now."

But there's only one stat that counts...

Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound

"It was an excellent first half but the second half was much more difficult as Leipzig tried to get that equaliser.

"Kampl had a couple of opportunities at the end but generally Celtic's back four defended pretty well as a unit.

"But the big round of applause goes to young Ryan Christie. He was full of confidence, taking the ball showing calmness and energy where other young players would have panicked."

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Scott McDonald
Former Celtic striker on BBC Sportsound

Jonathan Sutherland
BBC Sport Scotland at Celtic Park

Celtic join RB Leipzig on six points, but the Bundesliga side have the advantage thanks to their 2-0 home win over the Scottish champions, with the head-to-head goal difference between tied teams a factor.

Brendan Rodgers’ side now need to better the points tally of RB Leipzig in the two remaining matches.

Tom Rogic with the chance to release Odsonne Edouard in acres of room but the pass nicks off the only defender in sight. That's it. Celtic take the three points.

It was fast, it was frantic and it keeps the Scottish champions in the hunt for a place in the knockout phase.

The winning goal came just a minute after RB Leipzig had levelled, with Edouard finishing off a fantastic flowing move.

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A massive cheer for Ryan Christie as the Celtic midfielder nicks the ball deep in his own half and sets off on a determined run up the park.

The ball is knocked out deep in RB Leipzig territory.

Three minutes added on. Celtic are pinned back, hanging on for their lives. Can they see this one out?

Kevin Kampl is in behind the Celtic defence, leaving Mikael Lustig to eat his dust, but the shot is hurried and it flies high and wide.

Celtic make another change, bringing on central defender Kristoffer Ajer for winger Scott Sinclair.

Youssouf Mulumbu is caught dithering on the ball and Celtic are so close to being punished as the ball is worked to Kevin Kampl and the Leipzig substitute hammers a rising shot against the crossbar from the edge of the penalty area.

The visitors are going for broke and Celtic are sniffing for another opening. Odsonne Edouard has a chance to release Scott Sinclair but his pass hits the heels of his team-mate.