Scottish Premiership: Can Celtic build on lead over 10-man County?
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Celtic start the second half.
George Harmon and Simon Murray do not re-appear in the depleted Ross County line-up for the second half with Alex Samuel and Ben Purrington coming off the bench.
Ross County have failed to score a first-half goal in 10 of their 11 games, more often than any other team in the Scottish Premiership this season.
Fair to say it's been pretty one sided so far.
Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound
Under Brendan Rodgers, Celtic are a bit more patient.
You saw that for the David Turnbull goal. You're relying on real quality and your technical players to open teams up.
David Turnbull has scored in each of his past two appearances and now has five for the season.
John Robertson
Ex-Hearts striker & manager on BBC Sportsound
It's a great strike.
David Turnbull, playing in the hole, has a touch and fires it in the bottom corner.
It's a tough one to take for Ross County because they must have thought they were going in at 0-0.
Ross County almost survived until half-time but that David Turnbull goal has changed the complexion of the match.
The early James Brown red card put the hosts on the back foot and Celtic just kept plugging away until they got the opener.
With barely seconds of injury time left, Celtic finally take the lead.
David Turnbull picks up possession a little outside the D, sets himself and strikes low to Ross Laidlaw's right. Fine strike.
John Robertson
Ex-Hearts striker & manager on BBC Sportsound
The work Simon Murray is doing to get County up the park is fantastic.
It's exactly what they need.
Daizen Maeda with the cross again and this time Oh Hyeon-gyu lifts a header over the top.
Yang Hyun-jun slides in to try and meet a Callum McGregor pass and Ross Laidlaw is quick off his line to smother. The Ross County goalkeeper was slightly caught by the attacker and is awarded a free-kick.
After several frustrating deliveries, David Turnbull takes a different approach with a free-kick, laying the ball back.
The Celtic midfielder receives the ball ball and tests Ross Laidlaw with a fierce shot.
Moments ago Simon Murray broke free into the Celtic box before being closed down and challenged by Cameron Carter-Vickers, sending him to the deck but replays show the defender clearly made contact with the ball with Murray's momentum causing his fall.
There will be six minutes of added time in this first half. it has just started.
John Robertson
Ex-Hearts striker & manager on BBC Sportsound
Paulo Bernardo has been very quiet for Celtic.
This is the difference. Matt O'Riley has had a huge impact, but he's being rested.
Brendan Rodgers will want to keep the likes of O'Riley and Kyogo Furuhashi fresh and get the job done with the players out there.
Here's a shot of that Ross Laidlaw save. Celtic's Paulo Bernardo looked odds on to score.
Ross County just cannot get out. Celtic are using the extra man as much as they can to move from side to side and every time County interrupt their flow, they cannot find a team-mate.
Goalkeeper Ross Laidlaw intervenes with his foot to cut out a David Turnbull cross after another deep run into the Ross County defence.
The ball eventually comes back into the box and Paulo Bernardo looks destined to score only for Laidlaw to pull off another fine stop.
This was the game's second big talking point. Oh Hyeon-gyu had the ball in the net but an offside earlier in the move meant there was no goal.
Will Nightingale catches Celtic's Liam Scales with an arm as both players challenge for an aerial ball.
No action taken by the referee other than to award a free-kick but Nightingale needs to be careful with those kind of challenges.
