A superb cross from Colby Donovan finds Kasper Hogh in the clear inside the penalty box.

But the striker's shot is deflected wide.

Callum McGregor is next to have a go, but the midfielder's thundering effort is turned over the bar by goalkeeper Alex Poulsen.

John Collins
Former Celtic midfielder on BBC Sportsound

Tremendous play from Hogh. You think he's going to shoot, but he looks up and sees a team-mate in a better position and he's cut it back. A terrific finish from Nygren too.

Chance of a goal for Well.

Tom Sparrow manages to reach a deep cross and he heads it back into the six-yard box.

However, Seb Palmer-Houlden can only nod it wide.

Chris Sutton
Former Celtic striker on Sky Sports

Ibrahim Said has done more in five minutes than Willy Vogt did in an hour.

Ibrahim Said came on for Willy Vogt in the aftermath of that second goal and the forward has brought the hosts to life.

It should be three.

It is Camilo Duran this time pouncing on a mix-up inside the home penalty box.

The striker tries to round goalkeeper Alex Poulsen, but his cross fails to find a team-mate.

John Collins
Former Celtic midfielder on BBC Sportsound

It looks like a matter of time before Celtic get a second.

Celtic continue to press and Mika Baur connects with a Kieran Tierney cross, but the midfielder heads straight at goalkeeper Alex Paulsen.

The German midfielder threatens again but is denied by the crossbar.

There was a brief VAR check for a hand ball from that last Callum McGregor shot, but it would have been harsh and play is waved on.

The hosts are being pinned back and visiting right-back Colby Donovan's powerful low drive is pushed away by Alex Poulsen.

The on-loan Bournemouth goalkeeper then does well to deny Callum McGregor, with the Celtic captain then lashing a drive wide of the far post.

Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park

The Celtic fans continue to demonstrate their displeasure with Dermot Desmond. They've unfurled a banner showing his face with a red line scored through it.

Celtic start the second half the way they ended the first - on the attack.

And Sebastian Tounekti drifts inside, not for the first time, and stings the palms of goalkeeper Alex Poulsen with a thundering drive from the edge of the penalty box.

Motherwell get the second half under way.

Celtic at the moment are going to end their own three-game losing streak.

James McFadden
Former Motherwell forward on Sky Sports

Motherwell have shown bits but haven't looked like scoring.

Willy Vogt has been so poor with and without the ball.

Celtic are out and waiting enjoying the sunshine at Fir Park.

But here come the hosts, who need an improvement to avoid a fourth consecutive defeat.

Aberdeen: Muller, Cadden, Milne, Knoester, Molloy, Guinness-Walker, Lyons, Marshall, Ronan, Mouloua, Nisbet.

Substitutes: Klein, Yogane, Smith, Mahou, Armstrong, Olusanya, Mayo, Happe, Aremu.

St Johnstone: Steward, Todd, Smith, Finlayson, Foulds, Alic, McAlear, Holt, Stanton, Paton, Fowler.

Substitutes: Sinclair, Mikulic, Steven, Gullan, Fotheringham, Schmidt, Chalmers, Cotterill, Campbell.

Some early news from the later kick-off at Pittodrie to come...

Callum Davidson
Former Queen's Park manager on BBC Sportsound

It was a great start for Celtic. Celtic have been really good, really composed when they've had the ball. Their biggest disappointment will be that they haven't created more chances.