Celtic have officially revealed their starting eleven and substitutes for this evening’s Champions League meeting with Club Brugge at Celtic Park. The Bhoys stunned German side RB Leipzig on their last Champions League outing,

Celtic will be hoping to take another significant step towards the Champions League knockout rounds as they take on Club Brugge in their fifth league phase fixture.The Scottish side have begun strongly in European competition,

Hayen, 44, lasted less than six months in Pembrokeshire before returning home to Belgium, initially taking over Club Brugge’s Under-23 team before replacing ex Celtic boss Ronny Deila in the top job.

After thrashing Hearts 4-1 at Tynecastle on Saturday night, the Hoops are back in European action tonight against Club Brugge at Celtic Park. And Brendan Rodgers has decided to go with the same team

Celtic have made solid progress in the Champions League group stage and will be looking to secure a win at Celtic Park against Club Brugge

The UEFA Champions League match between Celtic and Club Brugge takes place on Wednesday, November 27 at Celtic Park, Glasgow with kick-off scheduled for 8pm. The match is being broadcast live on subscription channel TNT Sports. Coverage will begin at 7pm on TNT Sports 3, with the game being broadcast live at 8pm.

Celtic vs. Club Brugge is available to live stream for free on Virgin Media Player in Ireland.

The newly-revamped format handed Celtic a pretty kind fixture list, with the Borussia Dortmund hammering seeming more like a blip as the rounds go by. Now, it's Belgian Pro League champions Club Brugge who are rocking up to Celtic Park and looking to dampen spirits amongst the Hoops faithful.

Celtic have won two of their four matches in this season's Champions League (D1 L1), as many as they won in their previous four campaigns combined (W2 D6 L16). They last won three games in a single season back in 2012-13.