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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1. Joe Hart - GK
The goalkeeper will hope to keep warm of his own accord rather than be kept busy in Bodo. Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group
2. Anthony Ralston - RB
Did well when he cam eon against Dundee and complement's Juranovic's attacks on the opposite flank. Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group
3. Josip Juranovic - LB
Set-pieces could be useful while ability to play on either side of the pitch is versatility that can't be overlooked. An attacking threat from deep too - and Celtic need goals. Photo: Fran Santiago
4. Cameron Carter-Vickers and Carl Starfelt
Difficult to consider other options when both are fully-fit. Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group