Bayern Munich is assured of its place in the Champions League Round of 16 thanks to a 3-2 aggregate win over Celtic, but a stoppage-time equalizer was needed fr

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers expressed "immense pride" in his team's performance away at Bayern Munich on Tuesday despite conceding a last-gasp goal that eliminated them from this season's Champions League.

Celtic (28y 40d) named their oldest starting XI for a Champions League game since a 1-0 win against Manchester United at Celtic Park in November 2006 (28y 272d).

With Celtic being knocked out of the Champions League via a draw in the second leg, here are some of the fan reactions to the heartbreaking result.

Bayern limped past Celtic to book a tie with Atletico or Leverkusen - Kompany's team needs some ego and cohesion, fast

On Tuesday evening, Bayern Munich welcomed Scottish champions Celtic to Bavaria, for the second leg of the play-off round in the 24/25 UEFA Champions League. For the task at hand, Vincent Kompany opted for a lineup of: Neuer - Stanisic, Upamecano, Kim, Guerreiro - Kimmich, Goretzka - Olise, Musiala, Gnabry - Kane.

Celtic's Champions League adventure came to a halt in gut-wrenching fashion as Bayern Munich struck in the 94th minute to deny them a stunning victory in Germany and snatch a 3-2 aggregate victory.

Celtic suffered the cruellest of Champions League exits after Alphonso Davies scrambled an equaliser for Bayern Munich in the final minute of stoppage time in the Allianz Arena.

Celtic goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel reflected on his side's dramatic exit in the UEFA Champions League on Tuesday, saying that "lady luck was against" his side as Bayern Munich scored the go-ahead goal in the final moments of the second leg of their knockout phase playoff tie.

Football is so often a cruel game, and it was hard not to feel for the Celtic players who lay dejectedly on the turf as their Bayern counterparts ran to the corner celebrating, and no doubt breathing a huge sigh of relief.