Ian McCall
Former Falkirk manager on BBC Sportsound

Nygren has got to score. The ball fell to him perfectly.

Chris Sutton
Former Celtic striker on Sky Sports

I can't ever remember Scott Bain playing like this for Celtic in goal.

Credit to Bain, he has been immense.

Scott Bain is having a blinder!

A stunning double save from the Falkirk goalkeeper, first from James Forrest and then from Benjamin Nygren seconds later, keeps his side's lead intact.

Falkirk try to counter and Liam Scales goes in the book for a heavy tackle.

Ian McCall
Former Falkirk manager on BBC Sportsound

I'm surprised Duran has been taken off. Hassan's been having a good game but is he as much of a goal threat as Duran?

Falkirk are also making a change, Connor Allan is on for goalscorer Scott Tanser.

Haissem Hassan cuts inside but can't keep his effort down and Celtic use the break in play to make some changes.

Kasper Hogh and Benjamin Nygren are on, Camilo Duran and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain make way.

Celtic are beginning to probe a wee bit more.

Haissem Hassan gets to the byline and cuts the cross back for Kieran Tierney who fires wide of the far post.

James Forrest is in the book for a poor challenge on Brad Spencer.

Chris Sutton
Former Celtic striker on Sky Sports

They haven't been comfortable, Falkirk, defending corners.

Callum McGregor, he's got to hit the target. Goal gaping there. He knows, what a huge opportunity.

Celtic work the ball from left to right and Scott Bain has to force Colby Donovan's effort behind for a corner.

Mika Baur delivers and it's a good one as Bain is forced to save James Forrest's attempt.

Another corner, this time the clearance falls to the edge of the box where Callum McGregor races in but he can't find the target. Another massive opportunity goes begging.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Celtic are all over the place. They look like they can't deal with the pitch.

Falkirk are pushing for a third as Colby Donovan blocks the latest shot to send the ball out for a throw-in.

Melniks sends another long one into the Celtic box and they eventually get it clear, they look so vulnerable at the back though.

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Jacob Murrell has Falkirk's third, but was there a handball?

It all comes from a long throw-in which Celtic don't deal with well enough. Sam Johnstone can't gather and sends it into the path of Murrell who appears to hit the ball over the line with his hand.

A factual overturn and it's back to 2-0.

Sam Johnstone nearly makes a mess of things and ends up outside his box before being awarded a free-kick.

Kris Boyd
Former Rangers striker on Sky Sports

Falkirk have been outstanding.

Falkirk have shown that they're a good team, caused Celtic a lot of problems.

Back under way in Falkirk and there's been a half-time change for Celtic, James Forrest is on for Callum Osmand.

Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Celtic have got a huge task ahead of them. They need a goal early in the second half.

They've had loads of possession but not enough penetration. But Falkirk have been great. It's going to be an incredible second half.

There will be more goals in this game, for sure.

Ian McCall
Former Partick Thistle manager on BBC Sportsound

Falkirk have scored two terrific goals. Tactically they've got it spot on. I think Owen Eames and Ethan Ross are working harder than Haissem Hassan and Callum Osmand, there's no way they're doing as well defensively.

For me, Cameron Carter-Vickers looks like he doesn't relish playing on astroturf, he looks sluggish.

I don't think Celtic have been poor, but it makes it even better that Falkirk are 2-0 up and have been absolutely terrific.