Mooooore?

It's true that Moussa Dembele had a great chance at 0-1, but let's not pretend it would've made any difference. Barcelona were far, far too good for them - as they are for most teams in the world - and won without over-extending themselves. They qualify as group winners, while Celtic are out of Europe for another season.

FULL-TIME: CELTIC 0-2 BARCELONA

Chris, who thought that Suarez "bought that penalty", is now looking at replays of Dembele's slip to see if Busquets raised his eyebrows aggressively.

Dembele is still into this, and coming in from the left, runs at Marlon, skates by him and enters the box, then slips. His night in a nutshell.

"The difference in this game has been Messi." Yes Chris, and Busquets, Rakitic, Neymar and Suarez.

There'll be four added minutes.

Parkhead is emptying, but the crowd have played their part tonight, making a pretty decent row for the most part.

Forrest attempts to run into space, deep inside his own half, and Rakitic grabs him by the waist. He's booked and will miss the final group game. He'll get by.

Messi takes possession on the right touchline, just on halfway, and nips backwards so Armstrong inserts a thigh for him to fall over and is booked.

Apparently Celtic have shown that they can compete at this level, in the process of accumulating two points from five games.

Oh my, this is a miss! Sergi Roberto carries the ball forward at inside-right and pokes infield to Messi who advances into the box before teeing up Suarez. In front of goal, he leans left and slots right, but slips in the process and hits the outside of the post.

"He's got the lot," Sutton says of Messi, showing why they pay him the big bucks.

And why not. One more:

Sergi Roberto drills a lovely low cross across the face of goal, but Suarez doesn't gamble and Sviatchenko concedes the corner. For some reason, it's knocked high towards the front post, and Sviatchenko is there again.

PSG have equalised at the Emirates.

Chris Sutton literally just said "good riddance" when Neymar was subbed. And he's right: his co-commentary has added way more to this game.

Turan is coming on for Neymar as the crowd jeer, so Neymar bends down, pulls out his shin guards, takes his time, exchanges words with Lustig, and finally slopes off the pitch.

Bit of possession for Celtic, for all that's worth.

Incidentally, Neymar will miss the final group game. Chris Sutton is incandescent with him, and that Lustig was booked. If it wasn't that, it'd only be something else, I guess.