As disappointing as it was to only gain a point against Club Brugge at Celtic Park last night, it’s a point that could prove quite valuable in the long run, and a point we should be more than content with.

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

Matchday Five in this season's UEFA Champions League saw Celtic draw 1-1 with Belgian side, Club Brugge. Daizen Maeda's stunning second-half strike cancelled out the visitors' first-half opener, and

Celtic are unbeaten in their last five Champions League home games (W3 D2), having lost eight of their previous nine at Celtic Park before this (D1). Andreas Skov Olsen attempted four shots in this game,

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,

Liam McLeod, Tom English and Scott Coyne preview Celtic v Club Brugge.

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