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The Portuguese minnows have been forced to switch the tie due to UEFA regulations

Celtic are set to receive an allocation of 3,990 tickets for their Europa League away match against Portuguese club Torreense in late November. Torreense, who compete in Portugal's second tier, are moving their European home fixtures 80 miles to the 23,888-capacity Estadio Municipal Dr Magalhaes Pessoa in Leiria due to UEFA regulations.
Torreense's regular home ground, Estadio Manuel Marques, holds only 2,431 spectators and is deemed unsuitable for European competition. Torreense opened their Europa League campaign with a 2-1 away victory against Lillestrom, while Celtic suffered a home defeat to Ferencvaros in their opening match.
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