Celtic Ends Six-Year Champions League Win Drought with 2-1 Victory Over Feyenoord

Substitute Gustaf Lagerbielke Scores Decisive Goal in Stoppage Time, Marking His First for Celtic

Celtic Football Club ended a six-year wait for a Champions League victory with a 2-1 win over Feyenoord, marking their first win in 16 group-stage games.
The victory was secured by a stoppage-time goal from substitute Gustaf Lagerbielke, his first for Celtic, ending a hapless run for the Scottish champion.
Celtic led on Luis Palma’s 33rd-minute penalty, but Feyenoord levelled through Yankuba Minteh in the 82nd minute.
The win is seen as a turning point for Celtic, which had been sure before kickoff to finish last in Group E.
Celtic's manager Brendan Rodgers praised Lagerbielke's attitude in training and his readiness, despite not being involved in squads previously.