Stjarnan vs Celtic, 2015-16 UEFA Champions League, Qualifying Second Round

· 2nd Leg - Celtic win 6-1 on aggregate

Stjarnan

7': Olafor Finsen

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2nd Leg - Celtic win 6-1 on aggregate

Celtic

33': Nir Bitton
49': Charlie Mulgrew
88': Leigh Griffiths
90'+3': Stefan Johansen

Celtic survive scare, move past Stjarnan in Champions League quals

Celtic eased past Stjarnan in their Champions League second qualifier but not before an early scare against the Icelandic part-timers.

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Champions League

Venue: Samsung völlurinn
Location: Gardabær, Iceland
Attendance: 1,000

Line-Ups

Stjarnan (4-2-3-1)

No.	Name
1	Gunnar Nielsen (GK)
9	Daníel Laxdal
2	Brynjar Gudjónsson
14	Hordur Arnason
12	Heidar Aegisson
8	Pablo Punyed
6	Thorri Runarsson
5	Michael Praest
19	Jeppe Hansen
17	Olafor Finsen
11	Arnar Bjorgvinsson

Stjarnan Substitutes:

Veigar Gunnarsson, Sveinn Johannesson, Thórhallur Knútsson, Johann Laxdal, Jon Arnar Barddal, Atli Palsson, Halldor Orri Björnsson.

Celtic (4-2-3-1)

No.	Name
1	Craig Gordon (GK)
5	Virgil van Dijk
20	Dedryck Boyata
21	Charlie Mulgrew
23	Mikael Lustig
25	Stefan Johansen
6	Nir Bitton
8	Scott Brown
7	Nadir Ciftci
14	Stuart Armstrong
16	Gary Mackay-Steven

Celtic Substitutes:

Tom Rogic, Leigh Griffiths, Emilio Izaguirre, Logan Bailly, James Forrest, Anthony Stokes, Efe Ambrose.

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