The champions were denied an equaliser against Hibs at Easter Road after VAR deemed that the ball had gone out before Daizen Maeda netted his second of the game

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Disallowed goal denies Celtic late equaliser at Hibs

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The Hoops boss believes there is no conclusive proof that the ball had gone out of play in the lead-up to Maeda's disallowed goal.

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Hibernian did what Bayern Munich could not as Josh Campbell’s first-half double earned David Gray’s in-form side a stirring 2-1 home win over Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic.Celtic were widely lauded for their display in Tuesday’s 1-1 draw in the Allianz Arena as they exited the Champions League after conceding in stoppage time to the German giants. But Brendan Rodgers’ team were brought back to earth as they suffered only a second domestic defeat of the season at the hands of a Hibs side now unbeaten in 13 matches and tightening their grip on a top-six spot after a dire start to the season. Continue reading...

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Brendan Rodgers has been true to his word on restoring pride on the continent - now the club must ensure progress isn't wasted

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The Hoops boss allowed his players to unwind with a beer back at base after Tuesday's Champions League heartache

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The Candian listened to his boss in the bowels of the Allianz Arena and came to a major realistion

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The USA cap is convinced Brendan Rodgers' men are ready for the next level after their brave display at Bayern Munich

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The Scottish champions are back to domestic duties after a heartbreaking Champions League exit in Munich

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Celtic and Rodgers proved they belong on big stage

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Legendary figure and dad Peter has revealed the ONE time he broke his agreement while at Leicester City

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Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Paul Watson, Nick Ames, Ewan Murray and Jim Burke to discuss the latest Champions League playoff games, Everton’s new ground and much moreRate, review, and share on Apple Podcasts, Soundcloud, Audioboom, Mixcloud, Acast and Stitcher, and join the conversation on Facebook, Twitter and email.On the podcast today: heartbreak for Celtic as they come within minutes of a famous result in Munich, only for their resistance to be broken in stoppage time. The panel reflect on an heroic performance from Brendan Rodgers’ side, with cameos from Ewan and Jim. The panel also discuss whether Bayern’s defensive frailties beg the question of Vincent Kompany’s managerial reputation and ask if extra time was scrapped, would we miss it? Continue reading...

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For more than a decade the club threw up their hands at the challenge in Europe but Rodgers’ team now embrace itDon’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened. The acclaim given to Celtic’s squad and management as their Champions League campaign ended in the Allianz Arena on Tuesday night had to be about far more than the detail of an agonising exit at the hands of Bayern Munich. Brendan Rodgers had spoken about a potential tide-shifting moment after Daizen Maeda scored for Celtic in the first leg, halving Bayern’s lead. It actually came as Nicolas Kühn sent the visiting support into a frenzy in the reverse fixture. The reality is Celtic remain notches below teams of Bayern’s calibre. At least they should be; a fantastically courageous display from Rodgers’s men had Bayern fearing a tournament exit. Celtic deserved so, so much better than a 94th-minute aggregate defeat to an ugly Alphonso Davies goal.This has been a period of striking European progress. Celtic have latched o...

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Brendan Rodgers and his Bhoys suffered Allianz Arena agony at the death as they went out of the Champions League

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The Japanese playmaker cut an emotional figure as the Hoops were undone with the final kick of the ball in Munich

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Rodgers conceded that Dayot Upamecano was clever and that his man maybe lacked the experience to ensure the ref saw him

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Brendan Rodgers' side went out in a manner that impressed one ex Bayern star as luck favoured the hosts in the Allianz Arena

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Stoppage-time Alphonso Davies goal settles playoff‘I can only take immense pride from the performance’Brendan Rodgers expressed his “immense pride” at Celtic’s showing at the Allianz Arena, after a goal in stoppage time by Alphonso Davies denied the Scottish champions extra time in their Champions League playoff against Bayern Munich.Celtic led the second leg of their playoff tie 1-0 after Nicolas Kühn’s 63rd-minute goal and caused their hosts all manner of problems. Bayern scraped through 3-2 on aggregate but Celtic took the plaudits. Continue reading...

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The German champions needed Alphonso Davies’ stoppage-time goal to win the Champions League tie.

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It was a cruel way for the Hoops to go out as an extra time chance was snatched away from them

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