Celtic battled out a 0-0 draw away at Dinamo Zagreb as they moved on to nine points in the Champions League.
On a freezing night in the Croatian capital, Celtic were unable to land a killer blow against their hosts in a keenly-contested encounter.
Neither team was able to fashion a serious chance of note in a chess-like battle between the two champions of their respective leagues, with Celtic now sitting on nine points after six rounds of fixtures. Dinamo Zagreb are a point behind them.
Celtic's final two matches are against Young Boys at home and then away at Aston Villa in January, with one more win likely to take them into the play-off round of the newly-revamped competition. Before that, they have Sunday's Premier Sports Cup final to navigate against Rangers on Sunday.
Dinamo Zagreb's final fixtures appear much tougher on paper, heading to Arsenal and then hosting AC Milan.
We give each Celtic player a mark out of ten for their performance at the Maksimir Stadium.
5. Auston Trusty
Nice and solid in the air. Massive block to intercept a missile from Marko Pjaca on 57 minutes. Strolled through the match and by far and away Celtic's best player. 8 | Getty Images
6. Callum McGregor
The captain was his usual diligent self as a sentry in front of the defence in his 100th European appearance. Tried to orchestrate the game in front of him, and was kept on his toes by Dinamo Zagreb's wonderkid Martin Baturina. 6 | AFP via Getty Images
7. Reo Hatate
An infuriating performance from the Japanese, as he got on the ball a lot and made some promising forays forward. However, his end product too often lacked. Manager Brendan Rodgers sensed this and replaced him with Arne Engels on 65 minutes. 5 | AFP via Getty Images
8. Paulo Bernardo
Given the nod in a competitive midfield area, his physicality helped Celtic win the early arm wrestle in that part of the pitch. Energetic display, but on corner-kick duty, his deliveries largely failed to cause issues for the Dinamo defence. Like Reo Hatate, made way on 65 minutes for Luke McCowan. 6 | AFP via Getty Images