The highly organised and efficient Norwegians were worthy winners on the night under the lights at Celtic Park, but the tie is not cut and dried.
It will be a tricky one nonetheless for Ange Postecoglou as he takes his side into the Arctic Circle aiming to avoid a third European elimination this season – but he typically has attacking options at his disposal to try and turn the 3-1 defeat on its head.
There is no away goals rule at play in European competition any longer so extra-time and penalties is an increased possibility but will require a two-goal margin from the Scottish league leaders.
Celtic opted not to train on the pitch last night with inclement weather forecast and it could be a cold night in the Conference League.
Here’s how the visitors could line up in Bodo.
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9. Tom Rogic -AMC
This will be far removed from his warmer climes in Australia but when Celtic need a goal, the midfield maverick is so often there to supply it. This time they need two and Rogic 's late runs into the box could be key behind Giakoumakis. Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group
10. James Forrest - RW
If Jota and Liel Abada are spared the synthetic surface and inclement conditions following their domestic endeavours then Forrest is the ideal candidate to replace them. The Portuguese was stifled by the Norwegians' block last week but the scampering Scottish winger will pose a test if given the opportunity and possesses a goal threat too. Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group