Celtic have been drawn to face Bayern Munich in the play-off round of the Champions League. The Scottish champions were guaranteed big-name opposition after finishing 21st in the League Phase table, and their fate was confirmed at UEFA’s draw on Friday.

Highlights from the UEFA Champions League 2024-25 knockouts draw taking place at the House of European Football in Nyon, Switzerland.

With a spot in the knockouts already secure, Bayern Munich have a chance to sneak into the top eight of the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday when the league phase comes to a close. Bayern enter Matchday 8 in 15th place but are just one point shy of a spot in the top eight and so direct passageway to the round of 16 is a real possibility for Vincent Kompany's side.

Bayern Munich will face either Manchester City or Celtic in the UEFA Champions League last 16 play-offs after missing out on direct qualification, despite beating Slovan Bratislava in their final league phase fixture.

Pep Guardiola and his Manchester City players have now discovered their fate in the last-16 play-off round of this season’s UEFA Champions League following Friday morning’s draw.City are bidding

Celtic revealed on Friday that they have now received a further disciplinary notice from UEFA over repeated pyro use.

UEFA has declared the new Champions League format a resounding success, citing increased unpredictability and excitement

Celtic have learned who they will play in the Champions League play-off round. Brendan Rodgers' side will take on European powerhouse Bayern Munich in the first knockout round. The Hoops knew that with their 21st-place finish in the UCL league phase,

The UEFA Champions League's first-ever league phase is over, and now, with the draw complete, the knockout stage outlook is now much clearer. Manchester City avoided disaster, Liverpool topped the league-phase table,

Manchester City must navigate a two-legged tie with European champions Real Madrid while Celtic have been paired with Bayern Munich in the play-offs

Liam Scales gave his thoughts following Aston Villa 4-2 Celtic in Brendan Rodgers’ side’s final Champions League Phase outing, praising fellow Irishman Adam Idah who scored both of Celtic’s goals in an incredible match at Villa Park. Here’s everything that Liam Scales had to say in the media room at Villa Park…