Brendan Rodgers sends Celtic fans emphatic three-word message as boss banishes the disbelievers

Brendan Rodgers has insisted Celtic must go out against Bayern Munich with no fear and with the belief that “anything is possible”.

The Hoops go into Tuesday's Champions League play-off knowing that they will need to produce one of the biggest results in their recent European history, if they are to overturn last week’s 2-1 defeat at Celtic Park. Rodgers believes the tie is very much alive and they will be going out in the Allianz Arena with the belief they can turn this tie around and reach the last 16.

He has ordered his players to go out, give it all and leave with no regrets! The Celtic manager stated: “I think it's just spelling out that you come to this level and you have to play without any fear. I think there's worse things in football that can happen if you lose or worse things in life that can happen than losing in football. So for us, we want to ensure that when we come in after the game.

“If we don't go through we want to make sure we have given it absolutely everything. I’m so glad to have this group of players that have a great mentality and an incredible professionalism.

If they can go and show that and then we know that we're in with the chance and as long as you can come in and just say, listen, we were beaten by the better team. The regret is always if you don't, then you just turn up too late for the game.

“So, there's no second chance after tomorrow night. We've got the one opportunity, we've got to be clever, we've got to be bright, we've got to be brave in the game. And if we can do that, we've shown, and history's shown in sport that, as I said, anything can happen, so that's what we focus on.”

Rodgers knows that this is the biggest game of Celtic’s success-filled campaign so far. It has been a