Ten-man Celtic had a night to forget as they were swept aside by an impressive RB Salzburg side in the Europa League, losing 3-1 on Thursday
They started well in the Group B clash, though, and went ahead inside two minutes thanks to Odsonne Edouard
 But from then on, it was all Salzburg and they got their equaliser in the 55th minute as Moanes Dabour scored his first of the evening
Takumi Minamino added the second six minutes later before Celtic were reduced to 10 men in the 72nd minute as James Forrest was shown a straight red card for a foul on Andreas Ulmer in the box
 Dabour scored his second of the evening from the resulting penalty
It puts Group B favourites Salzburg top of the table with six points, while Celtic drop to third behind RB Leipzig - who also beat Rosenburg 3-1 in the group's other fixture - on goal difference
Celtic raced into the lead in the second minute as Callum McGregor fired a ball over the top which found the feet of Edouard
 He beat his defender Ramalho before slotting the ball through the legs of Marin Pongracic on an angle and past goalkeeper Alexander Walke, who was off his line at the near post
But Salzburg dominated the remainder of the half with plenty of chances to equalise
 Minamino was the culprit of some poor finishing, twice putting a free header over the crossbar, but his best chance came in the 32nd minute
 Stefan Lainer fired another wonderful cross into the box from the right flank, but Minamino could not get to it in time to poke home as the ball ran past his outstretched foot
Celtic had the ball in the net with a minute of the first half to play, but the goal was ruled out for offside
 Edouard burst into the box before his cutback found Forrest, whose own shot was well saved by Walke
 But the rebound fell to Edouard who slotted home from inside the six-yard box, but the linesman had his flag raised
Salzburg deservedly got their goal 10 minutes after the restart
 Minamino nodded a cross towards the left flank, allowing Hannes Wolf to cut the ball back for the incoming Dabour
 He then hit home on the angle, and although Craig Gordon got fingertips to it, he could not keep the powerful effort out
Six minutes later, the hosts were ahead and Minamino finally found the back of the net
 Captain Andreas Ulmer fired a ball across the face of goal which landed at the feet of the Japanese forward and despite Jack Hendry's best efforts, he could not keep him at bay as Minamino poked home
Things got worse for Celtic in the 72nd minute when Forrest was given his marching orders after getting his body around Ulmer's during a challenge and pulling him down in the area
 Referee Sergiy Boyko showed him an instant red and pointed to the spot, with Dabour stepping up to net his second of the evening, sweeping home down the middle
Before the game, Dabour was singled out as the dangerman for a free-scoring Salzburg, and he did not disappoint on the European stage
 It was his 50th appearance in a European Cup on Thursday and he capped it off with two goals along with plenty of superb attacking play
He continually provided Minamino with passes in the first half - although the finishing left a little to be desired - and the two could become a real force in the competition in the coming months
Salzburg will next be in action on Sunday when they travel to SK Sturm Graz in the Austrian Football Bundesliga
 Celtic will also be on the road this weekend when they face St Johnstone in the Scottish Premiership
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