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

· 1st Leg

Celtic

44': Dedryck Boyata
56': Stefan Johansen

FT
2 - 0
1st Leg

Stjarnan

Celtic ease to opening Champions League qualifying win vs. Stjarnan

Champions League

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Champions League

Venue: Celtic Park
Location: Glasgow, Scotland
Attendance: 48,185

Line-Ups

Celtic (4-2-3-1)

No.	Name
1	Craig Gordon (GK)
21	Charlie Mulgrew
20	Dedryck Boyata
3	Emilio Izaguirre
23	Mikael Lustig
25	Stefan Johansen
8	Scott Brown
6	Nir Bitton
7	Nadir Ciftci
14	Stuart Armstrong
49	James Forrest

Celtic Substitutes:

Logan Bailly, Leigh Griffiths, Anthony Stokes, Efe Ambrose, Tom Rogic, Darnell Fisher, Stefan Scepovic.

Stjarnan (4-2-3-1)

No.	Name
1	Gunnar Nielsen (GK)
9	Daníel Laxdal
2	Brynjar Gudjónsson
14	Hordur Arnason
12	Heidar Aegisson
17	Olafor Finsen
7	Atli Johannsson
5	Michael Praest
19	Jeppe Hansen
23	Halldor Orri Björnsson
11	Arnar Bjorgvinsson

Stjarnan Substitutes:

Thórhallur Knútsson, Atli Palsson, Thorri Runarsson, Jon Arnar Barddal, Sveinn Johannesson, Johann Laxdal, Veigar Gunnarsson.

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