Celtic endured a humiliating 7-1 defeat against Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League, with coach Brendan Rodgers admitting his team was 'spooked' by an early barrage. The match saw Dortmund racing to a 5-1 lead by half-time, highlighted by a hat-trick from Karim Adeyemi and goals from Emre Can, Serhou Guirassy, and Felix Nmecha. Despite Daizen Maeda's equalizer, Celtic struggled to maintain composure, with Rodgers noting that every mistake they made was ruthlessly punished. He emphasized the need for better ball control and positioning, stating that they were not at the level required to compete effectively. Looking ahead, Rodgers is determined to maintain an attacking philosophy despite the setback, aiming to learn from the heavy defeat. Celtic's next challenge will be against Atalanta, as they seek to bounce back from this sobering experience.