Celtic will learn their Champions League play-off opponents this morning as Martin O’Neill’s side move one step closer to Europe’s biggest club competition. The draw takes place at 11am (UK time), with the Scottish champions needing to negotiate just one two-legged tie to reach the League Phase after winning the Premiership on the final day of last season. Høgh, who scored regularly in the Champions League for the Norwegian champions, has already made qualification his priority after joining Celtic and will hope to make an immediate impact if selected. Victory over two legs would send Celtic into the lucrative Champions League League Phase, while defeat would see the Scottish champions drop into the Europa League. By lunchtime, Celtic will know the final hurdle standing between them and another season among Europe’s elite.