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Celtic’s Champions League Dreams End with Narrow Loss to Bayern Munich
Celtic’s European adventure came to an end on Wednesday night, but they can hold their heads high after a heroic performance against Bayern Munich. Despite a 1-1 draw in the second leg of their Champions League playoff, Celtic’s 2-1 defeat in the first leg proved too much to overcome.

The German media praised Celtic’s efforts, with Bild describing the match as “almost a disgrace” for Bayern, who were saved by Alphonso Davies’ late equalizer. Zeit noted that Celtic had the better chances in the first half, with Nicolas Kuhn’s goal in the 63rd minute putting them on course for extra time.
The German media also praised Kuhn, a former Bayern Munich player, who scored against his old team. SportSchau described Bayern’s performance as “historic embarrassment” and credited Davies with saving the team from extra time.

Despite the loss, Celtic can take pride in their European campaign, which saw them progress from the league phase. The team’s performance against Bayern Munich was a testament to their growth and development under manager Brendan Rodgers.
The German media’s reaction to the match was mixed, with some praising Celtic’s efforts and others criticizing Bayern’s performance. However, all agreed that Celtic had given Bayern a run for their money and had proven themselves to be a formidable opponent.