Celtic vs FK Suduva, 2018-19 UEFA Europa League, Playoffs

· 2nd Leg - Celtic win 4-1 on aggregate

Celtic

27': Leigh Griffiths
52': Callum McGregor
61': Kristoffer Ajer

FT
3 - 0
2nd Leg - Celtic win 4-1 on aggregate

FK Suduva

About

Celtic are hosting FK Suduva at Celtic Park, Glasgow, Scotland, starting on . The match is a part of the UEFA Europa League.

Match Timeline

27': Leigh Griffiths (Celtic) Goal at 27'
52': Callum McGregor (Celtic) Goal at 52'
56': Povilas Leimonas (FK Suduva) Substitution at 56'
61': Kristoffer Ajer (Celtic) Goal at 61'
65': Ryan Christie (Celtic) Substitution at 65'
69': Emilio Izaguirre (Celtic) Substitution at 69'
73': Julius Kasparavicius (FK Suduva) Substitution at 74'
79': Jonathan Hayes (Celtic) Substitution at 79'
80': Ovidijus Verbickas (FK Suduva) Substitution at 80'

Game Information

Competition: UEFA Europa League

Venue: Celtic Park
Location: Glasgow, Scotland
Attendance: 44,639

Line-Ups

Celtic

No.	Name
1	Craig Gordon (GK)
35	Kristoffer Ajer
63	Kieran Tierney
23	Mikael Lustig
20	Dedryck Boyata
8	Scott Brown
21	Olivier Ntcham
42	Callum McGregor
9	Leigh Griffiths
11	Scott Sinclair
73	Michael Johnston

Celtic Substitutes:

Jonathan Hayes, Scott Bain, James Forrest, Emilio Izaguirre, Cristian Gamboa, Ryan Christie, Tom Rogic.

FK Suduva

No.	Name
12	Ivan Kardum (GK)
3	Vitali Gajduchik
19	Vaidas Slavickas
15	Aleksandar Zivanovic
11	Andro Svrljuga
82	Algis Jankauskas
21	Gerson Acevedo
20	Jovan Cadjenovic
92	Daniel Offenbacher
9	Sandro Gotal
94	Rigino Cicilia

FK Suduva Substitutes:

Robertas Vezevicius, Marius Cinikas, Julius Kasparavicius, Povilas Leimonas, Giedrius Matulevicius, Ovidijus Verbickas, Evanas Alexandrow-Ridley.

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