Munich: Bayern Munich occupied a place in the Champions League last after Alfonso Davis scored a dramatic goal in the 94th minute, as it won a 1-1 draw at night and a 3-2 victory over Celtic in a tense judge match on Tuesday.
Bayern will either face their fellow German competitors Bayer Leverkusen or Spanish giants Atletico Madrid at the end of 16.
Celtic had led 1-0 since the 63rd minute, and the Scottish side was about to take the German giants to an additional time and withdraw the first victory ever in Germany.
But with Harry Kane injured and depleted time, Davis ascended as Bayern, as Celtic goalkeeper Casper Schmichil took advantage of Lyon Goritzka’s head.
Bayern went to this match 2-1 of the match last week in Celtic Park and seeking to expand its scope, which was not defeated to seven games in all competitions.
Bayern took control of the first half, but Celtic was more dangerous with at least three chances of registration before the break.
Former Bayern Munich player Nicholas Crane defeated Manuel Neuer, but Raphael Guerrero wiped the line.
Moments later, Alestir Johnston flashing a dangerous ball across Bayern’s goal. With their ways of Nuer, the ball flew out of Diesen Maida.
Maida then missed a golden opportunity to put your Celtic in the foreground. When Dayot Upamecano was forced to pass a stray pass, Kühn led the mutation forward and Feda Maeda, in which Kühn and Jota caught in support.
Bayern took control of the ball on a frozen night, but he suffered a lack of quality in the attack.
Serge Janabri was illuminated, while Kane sometimes cut an isolated personality, hunger from service.
He saw him the best chance of Captain Captain England shaking the tape with a snapshot after Josep Stanic chose him from the right.
That will be the last procedure for Kane. The attacker was withdrawn in the first half, and he felt the effects of the injury that was taken against Bayer Leverkusen on Saturday.
Bayern put pressure after breaking and press a clear chance when Goretzka was cleaned. However, Schmeichel has taken a decisive station to keep Celtic in the game.
Soon after, Celtic was at the forefront. Maida seized a loose pass by Josep Stanic and helped her in the direction of a universe. Min-Jae Kim reached the ball first but he was unable to clarify, and Kühn was able to pick up a touch and find the lower corner.
The goal that shocked Allianz Square and threatened Bayern’s record of twenty European matches was unbearable. Celtic was progressing in the battle before the match by coach Brendan Rodgers to show courage.
Bayern sought the equalizer, but Vincent Companish team was reduced to long -term shots, as it saves Shmichil from Joshua Kimmich, Michael Oliz and an alternative to Leroy Sani.
Celtic was a few moments away from Bayern’s first defeat by a Scottish team and took a tie in additional time, but the game had a bite in a tail. Oliz delivered a specific cross, which was met by Goritzka.
Schmichil saved, but Davis rushed to the high house off Shen to send Bayern to the last 16.