Celtic's Champions League Journey Ends with Bayern Munich Defeat

Celtic's manager Brendan Rodgers expressed pride in his team's performance despite a heartbreaking last-minute defeat to Bayern Munich in the Champions League, losing 3-2 on aggregate. The match saw Celtic close to forcing extra time, but Alphonso Davies' late goal ended their hopes. Rodgers highlighted the team's bravery and quality against a formidable opponent, noting that both Martin O'Neill and Neil Lennon praised the performance afterward. He emphasized the importance of learning from their experiences and maintaining confidence as they move forward. The manager called for summer reinforcements to enhance the squad's competitiveness at this level. Following the Champions League exit, Celtic will now focus on domestic success, leading the Premiership and advancing in the Scottish Cup.