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How Celtic's 6 Champions League rivals fared as Atalanta fire ominous warning, Young Boys thrashed and Dinamo defy odds

Celtic are looking for some Champions League positivity after their thrashing at the hands of Borussia Dortmund on Tuesday night.

But they won’t have got much when they look at how their remaining rivals fared with some huge results for their league phase opponents. Only two of the six teams they have still to face lost this midweek and even then RB Leipzig showed enough in their defeat to Juventus that they will be a tough nut to track at Parkhead. Here, Record Sport rounds up the results of Celtic’s opponents.

Atlanta (away October 23)

Next up for Brendan Rodgers and the Hoops is Atalanta and their Shakhtar Donetsk stroll underlined the task that will face the Scottish champions in Bergamo later this month. The Europa League holders didn’t have to get out of second gear and Ademola Lookman is clearly the danger man as he set up the opener for Berat Djimsiti before netting the second and Raoul Bellanova completed the scoring in Gelsenkirchen to make it four points from two games after they drew with Arsenal in the opener.

RB Leipzig (home November 5)

The Germans were edged out in a five-goal thriller by 10-man Juventus after the Serie A giants had goalkeeper Michele di Gregorio. The shot-stopper was sent off on the hour for a handball outside the box with the score at 1-1, after Dusan Vlahovic cancelled out Benjamin Sesko's goal for the hosts. Slovenia forward Sesko restored Leipzig's lead with a 65th-minute penalty before Serbia striker Vlahovic made it 2-2. In a thrilling match, Francisco Conceicao scored in the 82nd-minute to make it two wins out of two for Juventus in this season's competition.

Club Brugge (home November 27)

This is another game Celtic will be targeting maximum points but the Belgians showed

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