That's all folks from me and from Scottish teams' interest in European football for another season.

Tomorrow, it's back to domestic business as Livingston host Dundee United as the pair chase St Mirren at the top of the Scottish Championship.

Meanwhile, it is back to the drawing board for Brendan Rodgers and Celtic as they look to improve their poor away form in European competition.

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Six more ties kicked off at 20:00 and Scotland could yet have some interest in the last 16.

Former Hamilton Academical manager Billy Reid is assistant to Englishman Graham Potter at Ostersunds and the Swedish side, 3-0 down after their home leg, are amazingly 2-0 up against Arsenal in London in the second.

You can follow that game live here.

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So Celtic miss out on the last 16 of the Europa League, but who will join Zenit in tomorrow's draw....

Lokomotiv Moscow 1-0 Nice 0 (agg 4-2)

Atlético Madrid 1-0 FC Copenhagen 0 (agg 5-1)

Dynamo Kiev 0-0 AEK Athens 0 (agg 1-1) (Dynamo win on away goals)

Lazio 5-1 Steaua Bucharest (agg 5-2)

RB Leipzig 0-2 Napoli 2 (agg 3-3) (Leipzig win on away goals)

Sporting Lisbon 3-3 FC Astana (agg 6-4)

Viktoria Plzen 2-0 Partizan Belgrade (agg 3-1)

Villarreal 0-1 Lyon (agg 1-4)

Zenit St Petersburg 3-0 Celtic (agg 3-1)

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers: "Defensively, we lacked aggression, especially in the first half.

"We didn't defend forward well enough. But, at 2-0 down, we were still in the game and we had to show bravery.

"Second half, we started okay, but we again concede the possession too cheaply.

"Across two games, we were much better than them in the first game.

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"In this one, if we had showed more courage and more belief, we could have got a result.

"I think there's still an awful lot of work for us to do, but there have been a lot of positives for us in both competitions."

Asked what his side have to do to compete better at this level, Rodgers added: "It is probably just consistency. Last week was an outstanding performance and you would think that would allow us to come into this game with confidence."

While we wait for reaction from Brendan Rodgers, you can have a read of Martin Dowden's impressions of the match in Saint Petersburg.

Steven Thompson
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

Oh how statistics can lie at times.

Celtic apparently had 67% possession, but that did not translate into winning the game.

Zenit were rarely troubled by the visitors, whose three shots were tame in comparison to their clinical hosts.

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Zenit head coach Roberto Mancini on BT Sport: "We played better than Celtic. I think we played good game in Glasgow, but it was the first game after the winter break.

"The games were different for this reason.

"We were so tired after 70 minutes, but that is normal."

Asked whether his side could go on and win the tournament, Mancini replied: "I don't feel that we can win because there are many strong teams and we are a young team."

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Pat Bonner
Former Celtic goalkeeper on BBC Sportsound

Steven Thompson
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound

Scott McDonald
Former Celtic striker on BBC Sportsound

Martin Dowden
BBC Sport Scotland in St Petersburg

Many within the small band of Celtic supporters who travelled to St Petersburg must have arrived with a real dose of optimism after the promise of the first leg.

All three Zenit goals were avoidable. The home side were better than last week but did not dominate here to the same level as Celtic did last week.

It is a major disappointment for Brendan Rodgers despite him placing Zenit as favourites.

His side worked so hard for a platform to bring to Russia but threw it away carelessly.

To progress in Europe next season, Celtic must be stronger at the back. It was defensive deja vu; a script performed many times on European travels.

Time runs out on Celtic's Europa League run.

Roberto Mancini's big-spending Zenit move into the last 16 with a convincing victory over a Celtic side who failed to reproduce anything like the performance that gave them a 1-0 first-leg win.

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The ball falls to Scott Sinclair inside the Zenit penalty box, but the winger is unable to get a shot away and Celtic's claims for a penalty are waved away as we enter three minutes of stoppage time.

Branislav Ivanovic leaves to a hero's reception.

The former Chelsea defender, returning from an eye injury on his 33rd birthday, scored Zenit's opener and set up the third.

He is replaced with Igor Smolnikov.

Scott Sinclair sets up Kieran Tierney on the left wing and the full-back's cross has to be hacked away in front of his own goal by Miha Mevlja.

Good defending, but there was no real pressure on the Russian defender.

It's all petering out for Celtic.

Savastian Driussi replaces fellow Argentine forward Emiliano Rigoni as Zenit coach Roberto Mancini introduces fresh legs.

Roberto Mancini makes a change, with midfielder Aleksandr Erokhin replacing striker Anton Zabolotny as the Italian coach looks to protect the two-goal lead.