Summary

  • FT: Bayern Munich 3-0 Celtic (Muller, Kimmich, Hummels)

  • Celtic never won away to a Bundesliga club

  • Heynckes coaches first Euro game since winning 2013 final

  • FT: Anderlecht 0-4 Paris St-Germain (Mbappe, Cavani, Neymar, Di Maria)

Live Reporting

Colin Moffat

  1. Fans out in force

    Bayern Munich v Celtic (19:45)

    There will be around 4,000 Celtic fans in a capacity crowd of 70,000 at the Allianz Arena and the visitors have been making their presence felt in Munich.

    Celtic fans outside the Neues Rathaus in MunichSNS

    Celtic supporters enjoy an afternoon sing-song outside the Neues Rathaus

    Young Celtic supporters join in the funSNS

    Now that's much better than a half and half scarf... A couple of Celtic youngsters rock the lederhosen look

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    Gordon Christie: Might be an upset they done it to Barca and other big teams.

    Kenny O'Hara: Can see an upset tonight.....Think Bayern will nick a draw

    Tam Lammie: Canni see us winning lol would take a draw but realistically it'll be 3 or 4 nil

  3. Defensive changes for the visitors

    Bayern Munich v Celtic (19:45)

    As expected, skipper Scott Brown returns from injury to take his place in the midfield engine room and there's an extra boost with Stuart Armstrong also fit again.

    However, Jozo Simunovic is missing from central defence as he struggles with the recurrence of a hamstring problem. That means a bit of a reshuffle at the back, with Cristian Gamboa in at right-back for just his second appearance of the season. Mikael Lustig moves into the middle to partner centre-half Dedryck Boyata.

    Scott Brown in action against AnderlechtSNS

    Brown in action against Anderlecht last month

  4. Brown and Armstrong back for Celtic

    Bayern Munich v Celtic (19:45)

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  5. Prost!

    Bayern Munich v Celtic (19:45)

    Visitors to Munich don't usually need much of an excuse to have a local beer or two and in October I think it's mandatory.

    Celtic fans in town will have been taking on plenty of fluids and they might need some Bavarian courage as their favourites prepare to go head-to-head with one of the giants of world football.

    The five-time champions of Europe are wounded after a matchday two defeat in Paris and determined to get back on track but Celtic travel in good spirits after beating Anderlecht last time out.

    Bayern Munich star Thomas Muller on a visit to OktoberfestGetty Images

    Bayern Munich star Thomas Muller on a visit to Oktoberfest