Celtic faced off against Club Brugge in a Champions League match that ended in a 1-1 draw. The game saw Daizen Maeda score a brilliant equalizer after an own

Celtic face Club Brugge on Wednesday in the UEFA Champions League. Brendan Rodgers’ side will look to take a step towards qualification for the next stage with a result against the visitors from Belgium.

Celtic's hard-fought 1-1 draw with Club Brugge last night in the UEFA Champions League can be seen as positive in more ways than one.

Daizen Maeda struck a superb equaliser as Celtic recovered from a Cameron Carter-Vickers own goal to earn a Champions League point at home to an impressive Club Brugge. A disastrous defensive mix-up led to Carter-Vickers knocking the ball past goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel,

Celtic face Club Brugge this evening in the UEFA Champions League. The Scottish Champions host the visitors from Belgium on Matchday Five of Europe’s elite competition. Celtic will be looking to make it four home Champions League wins in a row with a result against Brugge as Brendan Rodgers’ side look to move onto ten points.

While Club Brugge are not ranked as highly as Celtic's last two European opponents, Rodgers expects "another big examination". "Teams like Club Brugge are not teams that are probably spoken about a lot,