Celtic will welcome Bayern Munich to Glasgow for a titanic UEFA Champions League knockout clash on Wednesday, before doing battle again in the return leg in Germany.

Celtic and Bayern Munich meet in a massive Champions League this week. The Scottish champions have reached the knockout stages for the first time in over ten years and will be calling on the famous Parkhead crowd for the visit of Harry Kane and company to Glasgow.

UEFA has banned Bayern from wearing their red home kit in the Champions League due to visibility issues. The kit fails to meet UEFA's contrast regulations in matches

Harry Kane and Bayern Munich will not be wearing their iconic red shirt for their Champions League tie against Celtic on Wednesday.

Before the trip to Leverkusen, Bayern face Celtic in the first round of the play-off clash in the Champions League. Die Roten will travel to Scotland on Wednesday. A positive result in the first leg will help Bayern to have one foot in the round of 16.

Celtic welcome European royalty to Parkhead on Wednesday, as Bayern Munich visit Glasgow for the first leg of a play-off for the Champions League last 16.

Bayern Munich will travel to Scotland for what should be an exciting game at Celtic Park. For Celtic FC manager Brendan Rodgers, this is a prime opportunity for his team to take down a European powerhouse.

I n a recent Champions League match against Aston Villa, Celtic fans threw a firework on to the pitch. It was possible for this transgression to lead to the Scottish champions’