Glasgow Celtic were stunningly knocked out of Europe after a terrible 2-1 loss to Danish minnows Aalborg.
The loss is the latest in a series of disappointing European road games for Celtic who have been unable to win away from home in 18 attempts in the Champions League.
The loss not only knocked Celtic out of the Champions League, but also of the UEFA Cup as Aalborg grabbed third spot in the group.
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It has been a miserable season for Scottish teams in Europe this year as Rangers, Motherwell and Queen of the South all made no impact in their respective European ties.
In other Champions League action on Tuesday, Manchester United and Villarreal draw 0-0 in Spain ensuring that both teams will advance to the knockout stages.
Real Madrid also secured their place in the knockout stages of the Champions League as they beat BATE Borisov 1-0. Real qualified after Zenit St. Petersburg was held to a goalless draw by already-qualified Juventus.
Also booking their place in the knockout stages was Porto who beat Fenerbahce behind two goals by Lisandro Lopez.
Bayern Munich and Lyon have qualified from Group F and they will battle each other next month for top position in the group.
Bayern hammered Steaua Bucharest 3-0 on Tuesday night behind goals from Miroslav Klose and Luca Toni.
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about 1 month ago
It was a game Celtic really should of won - it is as if they are destined not to win abroad, the own goal from Caldwell was comical.
However, while you point out that Celtic are a greatly supported team the fans know that they are up against it when in Europe, the money or quality is just not in Scotland - the step up to European football is huge. The Bhoys aren't so crazy that they think they should be winning Champions Leagues.
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