Celtic vs Bayern Munich LIVE: Champions League result as ...

The second leg comes next week, with that match kicking off at 8pm GMT on Tuesday, 18 February.

Before that, Celtic have a league match at home to Dundee on Saturday afternoon, while Bayern have a crunch game as they face second-placed Bayer Leverkusen in the Bundesliga on the same day.

Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers says that his “overriding feeling” was that his side were a little too passive at times.

“We still feel, without doing so much with the ball, that we were stable enough without it, but they get a little bit of luck.

“It was about us being more aggressive, so that’s our mindset. We then give away a goal.

“The one player you don’t leave unmarked is arguably the best striker in world football,” he adds regarding Kane’s goal.

“At 2-1, they’re hanging on then, so that’s what we can take from it, we’ve got one more shot. It’s a new level for a lot of the players.

“One more shot, a wonderful arena, let’s go and see where it takes us,” he says.

“We’ve shown that we can play football, we can be a threat. We’re still right in the tie.

“We’ll find confidence from that last period, and I’m looking forward to next Tuesday.”

Harry Kane is first to speak to TNT Sports, and he says that “whenever you win a game like this, you can always be pleased”.

He calls it a “difficult place to come”, before adding that “overall, we scored at the right time”.

“Obviously it was a shame to concede a goal but they put us under pressure at the end.

“We knew the atmosphere would give them a bit of momentum. We had to be patient, we knew we would have more of the ball, more possession.

“In the end it was a great finish from Michael [Olise], sometimes you need a bit of special quality to open a game like this up,” he adds.

An enthralling match in Glasgow ends with Bayern earning a 2-1 win and a vital lead to take to Bavaria next week.

It was a deserved win for the visitors, but Celtic will go into the second leg with some confidence after their performance tonight caused the German side problems at times.

The last seven minutes promised plenty but celtic can’t mount another meaningful attack and the referee brings the game to an end.

The visitors’ dominance paid off and they take a deserved lead to the Allianz next week.

Some great play from Hatate allows Celtic to progress possession, but Engels tries the silly backheel and Bayern have possession.

Time is running out for the hosts.

Bayern are simply trying to take the sting out of the Celtic play now, knocking the ball around in their third and midfield.

Celtic’s corners are causing plenty of problems and there’s pinball in the Bayern box again, but the visitors manage to clear.