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

Christos Tzolis created four chances, the joint-most on record (since 2003-04) for a Club Brugge player in a Champions League away game. Carter-Vickers attempted 148 passes in this game, the highest total for a player in the Champions League.

The Scottish side conceded first through a bizarre Cameron Carter-Vickers own goal in the 26th minute, before Daizen Maeda restored parity in the 60th minute in what Rodgers described as a “game of two halves”.

Club Brugge’s Ardon Jashari played the full 90 minutes in the 1-1 draw against Celtic and believes his side should have secured a win over Brendan Rodgers’ side on Wednesday. Daizen Maeda’s 60th minute goal saw Celtic score the equaliser,

Celtic moved onto eight points from five Champions League matches after a stunning Daizen Maeda goal earned them a 1-1 draw against Club Brugge at Celtic Park.

Watch highlights as Celtic keep their Champions League dreams alive with a hard-fought draw against Club Brugge after going a goal down to a "horror" own goal from Cameron Carter-Vickers.

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