Celtic FC’s first leg of the Champions League quarterfinal play-off is lost as Bayern Munich survives a late onslaught.

Bayern Munich survives a late onslaught in the first leg of the Champions League quarterfinal play-off, resulting in Celtic FC’s loss.

Bayern Munich, a European powerhouse, arrived in Glasgow Celtic’s hometown to attempt to halt their momentum during the knockout play-off stages, following a league phase that was characterized by numerous surprises.

Celtic initiated the game with enthusiasm, and it nearly yielded results.Celtic initiated the match with enthusiasm, and it nearly yielded a goal when Nicholas Kühn’s attempt was disallowed for offside after 30 seconds. Bayern promptly established a foothold in the game and launched a series of attacks against Celtic; however, Kasper Schmeichel proved to be impervious to their endeavors.

Nevertheless, on the cusp of halftime, Dayot Upamecano delivered a long ball to Michael Olise, who evaded Greg Taylor and unleashed a stunning strike that eluded the Danish goalkeeper, granting his team the lead. Harry Kane, the captain of England, capitalized on a corner kick from

Joshua Kimmich to score from close range, thereby doubling the German team’s lead shortly after the breast. Daizen Maeda headed home a loose ball from two yards out, sending Parkhead into delirium, providing Celtic with a slim chance at redemption. They then sat back and attempted to consolidate the two-goal advantage and limit the damage.

The Hoops were unable to secure an equalizer, despite the seven minutes of added time, as the Scottish champions launched surges of attacks as the fans encouraged their team. Next week, Celtic will embark on a voyage to Munich with the purpose of causing a significant disturbance and preserving the European adventure.