Celtic defender Cameron Carter-Vickers saw promise in his team when they clicked in their loss to Bayern Munich, and he's ready for the next leg.

It feels like a lost opportunity for Bayern Munich. On Wednesday, the Rekordmeister beat Scottish giants Celtic 2-1 thanks to goals by Michael Olise (45’) and Harry Kane (49’). Although it is a win ahead of the return leg, the 79th-minute strike by Daizen Maeda means Bayern still has work to do at the Allianz Arena next week.

Celtic defender Cameron Carter-Vickers says it's "game on" in Munich after his team showed they could hurt Bayern in their Champions League play-off first-leg. Brendan Rodgers' side were heading for a 2-0 defeat and a mountain to climb in Bavaria next Tuesday,

Bayern Munich scored either side of halftime through Michael Olise and Harry Kane but had to endure late pressure from hosts Celtic before securing a 2-1 victory in their Champions League playoff first leg on Wednesday.

Bayern Munich have one foot in the Champions League last 16 and now hope to make similar progress in the Bundesliga in their bid to reclaim the title from Bayer Leverkusen. Leaders Bayern visit second-placed Leverkusen on Saturday with an eight-point advantage,

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.