Champions League Group F: Real Madrid 5-1 Celtic as it happened - Los Blancos seal top spot in style

Rodrygo converts it with as much conviction as Modric did before him. Again, Hart dives the wrong way.

The referee points to the spot and gives O'Riley a yellow card.

The referee has gone to the pitchside monitor to check if O'Riley handled Rodrygo's shot. We know what this usually means... are Celtic about to concede a second penalty of the night?

A ball is threaded through to Asensio, whose first touch is sublime. He delivers a cross to the far post where Vinicius Jnr looks certain to score, but Harte makes a big save to keep Celtic in the game.

Hatate tries his luck from distance but his shot is always rising.

Modric's 6th-minute penalty separates the sides at the moment.

Valverde, having found a pocket of space 25 yards from goal, drags his volley well wide of goal.

A promising move down the left from the visitors, but once again it comes to nothing.

Maeda drives down the left, looks up and rolls a dangerous ball across the face of goal. Furuhashi is at full stretch but can't hit the target.

Christopher Nkunku has given RB Leipzig an early lead at Shakhtar Donetsk. Here's the league table as it stands...

1. Real Madrid - 13 points

2. RB Leipzig - 12 points

3. Shakhtar Donetsk - 6 points

4. Celtic - 2 points

Not the beginning Celtic would have had in mind. They can't afford to feel sorry for themselves though.

Modric waits for Hart to dive before rolling the ball into the opposite side. Cool as you like. A perfect start for Los Blancos!

Jenz handles the ball as he blocks Valverde's volley and the referee is well positioned to spot it.

Alaba plays a back pass to Courtois, but Maeda is quickly on his case and shuts him down quickly, with the ball going behind for a goal-kick.

Celtic make a bright start, working a nice move down the right flank before Juranovic gets his cross horribly wrong.

Real Madrid get the ball rolling.

Joe Hart and Thibaut Courtois embrace as the players head to the pitch. Can Celtic give their fans something to shout about?

It has been another busy week of European football and in today's Warm-Up, we focus on a good night for Tottenham and Liverpool on Tuesday.

Real Madrid will be confirmed as group winners if they win, or if RB Leipzig fail to beat Shakhtar Donetsk.

Celtic's place at the bottom of the group was confirmed after last week's 1-1 draw with Shakhtar.

Celtic's only previous game at the Santiago Bernabeu ended in a 3-0 European Cup quarter-final loss in March 1980.