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Bayern Munich 1-1 Celtic (3-2 agg)

Late Davies Goal Breaks Celtic Hearts

Celtic were on the verge of forcing extra time, leading 1-0 on the night after Nicholas Kuhn struck in the 63rd minute. The Scottish side had several golden chances throughout the match, with Callum McGregor, Daizen Maeda, and Kuhn all coming close.

However, just when it seemed like Brendan Rodgers’ team had done enough, Davies capitalized on a rebound in the 93rd minute, forcing the ball over the line after Leon Goretzka’s header was parried by Kasper Schmeichel.

Bayern Survive Despite Struggles

Despite winning the first leg 2-1 in Glasgow, Bayern were far from convincing at the Allianz Arena. Harry Kane hit the crossbar in the first half but was substituted at halftime, having been an injury doubt before the match.

Celtic fought bravely, showing defensive resilience and attacking threat, but Bayern’s experience and late pressure proved decisive.

Key Stats & Records

  • Davies’ goal at 93:12 was Bayern’s latest equaliser in a Champions League match (excluding extra time) since at least 2003-04 (Opta stats).
  • Bayern remain unbeaten at home against Scottish opposition in major European competition (P11 W7 D4).
  • Celtic have never won an away game against a German team in European competition (D4 L12).
  • Bayern have now reached the Champions League last 16 in 17 consecutive seasons and in each of their last 21 appearances in the competition.

While Celtic will feel unlucky, Bayern march on in their pursuit of European glory.

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