Champions League as it happened: Arsenal finish top while Manchester City and Celtic share draw
The live action as it happened from Tuesday's Champions League fixtures
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Your support makes all the difference.After the pain of their 3-1 home defeat by Chelsea on Sunday, Pep Guardiola's Manchester City were unable to find a nerve-settling win over Celtic at the Etihad Stadium.
City had already guaranteed a place in the last-16 but the side couldn't improve on second place with Barcelona topping Group C.
Guardiola was looking for a strong response from his side after the weekend's defeat and a convincing victory over the Hoops but he didn't get the confidence booster he was hoping for.
As for Celtic, Brendan Rodgers' side finished bottom and, as a result, head out of Europe without the chance to feature in the Europa League.
Pep Guardiola wants more time as he reflects on the Chelsea bunfight
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Tuesday's Champions League results
Basel 1 Arsenal 4
PSG 2 Ludo Razgd 2
Benfica 1 Napoli 2
Dynamo Kiev 6 Besiktas 0
Barcelona 4 B Gladbach 0
Manchester City 1 Celtic 1
Bayern Mun 1 Atl Madrid 0
PSV Eindhoven 0 FC Rostov 0
Less than 10 minutes until kick off around Europe. There's nothing to play for of course, but who else is excited to see this man on the touchline in England again?
Let's not forget the thriller these two sides played out at Celtic Park earlier in the group stages. Will we see another game like that? Let's hope so...
The Champions League anthem is drowned out by the usual boos from the City fans - Guardiola won't be pleased with that...
This is a good opportunity to scout Iheanacho for your fantasy football teams too - Aguero is out for four games and the Nigerian looks set to replace him in the starting XI, as he did earlier in the season.
2 mins: Looks like Zabaleta and Fernando are playing in the centre of midfield together
4 mins: GOAL! Manchester City 0 Celtic 1 (Roberts)
City let him play even though he is on loan from them and what a goal he has scored! Roberts weaves in and out of some lazy challenges before firing into the bottom corner! Great start!
6 mins: It gets worse for City with Adarabioyo looking like he has picked up a back injury and John Stones is warming up.
7 mins: GOAL! Manchester City 1 (Iheanacho) Celtic 1
What a start this is! Nolito plays in the Nigerian and he finishes magnificently into the top corner! Should Gordon have saved it though?
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