Celtic secured their spot in the Champions League play-off with a hard-fought win over Young Boys, in a match that was marked by controversy and drama.
Kyogo Furuhashi was the focal point of the action in the first half, with the Celtic striker having not one, not two, but three goals disallowed.
The Japanese forward thought he had given his team the lead on multiple occasions, only to be denied by the linesman&39;s flag each time.
Despite Furuhashi&39;s frustration, his teammates continued to press for the opening goal, and they were eventually rewarded with a penalty kick after a foul in the box.
However, Celtic&39;s joy was short-lived, as Arne Engels&39; spot kick was saved by the Young Boys goalkeeper, leaving the scoreline intact.
Despite the setbacks, Celtic refused to give up, and their perseverance paid off as they eventually found the back of the net to take the lead.
The goal sparked a sense of relief and jubilation among the Celtic players and fans, who knew that a win would guarantee their place in the Champions League play-off.
The team&39;s determination and grit were on full display as they battled to hold on to their lead, fending off a late surge from Young Boys to emerge victorious.
The final whistle sparked scenes of celebration at the stadium, as Celtic&39;s players and coaching staff congratulated each other on a job well done.
The win marks a significant milestone for the team, who have worked tirelessly to reach this point.
With their spot in the Champions League play-off now secured, Celtic will be looking to build on this momentum as they prepare for the next stage of the competition.
For now, though, the team can bask in the glory of their hard-fought victory, and look forward to the exciting challenges that lie ahead.