FC Copenhagen vs Man City LIVE: Champions League result and final score after Sergio Gomez red card

54 mins: RB Leipzig have come out of the blocks quicker since the match restarted after half-time but Matt O’Riley wins the ball in midfield and sends it over to the right wing.

The home side sprint up the pitch before the ball is pulled back to Kyogo who shoots and has his effort blocked.

51 mins: The corner comes to nothing for Leipzig but the recover the ball and Haidara slips it into the box for Willi Orban.

He has a great sight of goal and drills one with his right-foot only to get charged down by Joe Hart with the goalkeeper making a solid save low down!

48 mins: Gvardiol sends the ball out to Raum on the left side who fizzes a low pass into the box but hits a Celtic defender.

Carter-Vickers then puts the ball over to Taylor but it’s won by Andre Silva who weaves back into the penalty area and wins a corner when his squared pass is knocked out of play.

Kick off: Elsewhere in Group F Shakhtar Donetsk have scored against Real Madrid meaning they lead 1-0 just as the second half gets underway.

That’s not great news for either of these sides but Celtic in particular who started the night bottom of the group. The visitors get the match restarted at Celtic Park.

Manchester City rested Erling Haaland, failed to score and had Sergio Gomez sent off in a frustrating VAR-dominated goalless draw with FC Copenhagen on Tuesday.

Rodri also had a goal disallowed and Riyad Mahrez missed a penalty after referee Artur Dias made repeated visits to the pitchside monitor at a raucous Parken Stadium.

The stalemate still all but guaranteed City’s place in the last 16 of the Champions League for another year – but it was not a night that will live long in the memory.

All of the main talking points came in the first half and it was remarkable the Group G clash remained scoreless.

Nothing to separate the teams at half-time. A draw wouldn’t be a disaster for Celtic but a win here would fully put them back into contention to reach the round of 16. Can they score in the second half?

45+2 mins: That was an encouraging half for Celtic who have had six attempts at goal with four really clear chances. None have gone in though and the teams head into the break on level terms.

This is where Celtic need to be wary. So far in their Champions League campaign they’ve ran out of steam towards the end of games and have been punished.

An early goal in the second half would go a long way to securing them all three points.

42 mins: Bad news for the home side! Liel Abada goes down with what seems to be a pulled muscle in his right leg. He can’t play on and Ange Postecoglou replaces him with James Forrest.

39 mins: Celtic are stretched at the back but David Raum overhits his cross from the left wing and the ball skips out for a goal kick. Celtic are playing well but they need to focus when Leipzig fly quickly up the pitch.

36 mins: Kyogo nicks the ball off Haidara and looks to sending Celtic up the pitch. Instead Haidara sticks with him and forces him out to the left side.

Kyogo lays the ball off to Maeda who gives it to Taylor on the overlap. Taylor’s early cross comes into the box but none of his teammates are there to get to the pass.