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.

Harry Kane is doubtful for Bayern Munich's UEFA Champions League knockout play-off against Celtic at the Allianz Arena on February 18. The Bavarians won the fir

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers took "immense pride" from their Champions League efforts after they secured "European credibility" by pushing Bayern Munich until the final moments in Germany. The Hoops were seconds away from forcing the knockout phase play-off into extra time after Nicolas Kuhn netted in the 63rd minute.

Brendan Rodgers has urged his Celtic side to be brave in their Champions League playoff second-leg clash against Bayern Munich.

Celtic made things interesting on Wednesday, keeping things close in the first leg of their tie against Bayern Munich. The difficulty now is they have to head to the Allianz Arena and try to swing things back in their favor after losing 2-1 at Parkhead,

It is a challenge at this level. But its something that we want to embrace. When you get to this point, you want to play top-level teams. I think its just spelling out that you come to this level and you have to play without any fear.

Immense pride' - Brendan Rodgers reflects on Celtic's dramatic Champions League exit at the hands of Bayern Munich

Brendan Rodgers has admitted he's disappointed by Celtic's Champions League exit to Bayern Munich last night - but believes his side have regained 'credibility' in Europe despite the result. The Hoops had gone into Tuesday night's clash hoping to go through,