Here's how we rated the Celtic players as they lost 2-1 to Bayern Munich but a late goal from Daizen Maeda kept the tie alive.

Celtic have successfully appealed their two-match ban handed to Daizen Maeda for his red card against Young Boys which has now been rescinded to one, meaning that the Japanese attacker is available

Harry Kane's volley proved decisive as Bayern Munich secured a 2-1 victory at Celtic Park in the first leg of their Champions League play-off tie. However, Daizen Maeda's 79th-minute goal gave Celtic a glimmer of hope after they belatedly put the German side under pressure.

Daizen Maeda is the first Japanese player to score four Champions League goals in a single season, while he's also the first Celtic player to score four goals in a season in the competition. Manuel Neuer became the oldest Bayern player to appear in a Champions League knockout match (38 years,

Bayern Munich narrowly avoided a shaky start to the game, as Nicholas Kühn, a former Bayern II player as fate would have it, saw his curling left footed goal ruled out after teammate, Adam Idah, blocked Manuel Neuer’s field of view from an offside position.