Kamil Grabara brands Galatasaray a 's*** hole' as Copenhagen keeper whips up a Champions League storm

Stewing Copenhagen keeper Kamil Grabara has risked the wrath of Istanbul after he branded the home of Galatasaray a "s*** hole' following his side's late Champions League collapse.

The Danes appeared primed for all three points away from home on Wednesday night but late strikes from former Celtic-linked pair Tete and Sacha Boey saved the home side's day after former Hoops star Moi Elyounoussi netted alongside Diogo Goncalves. Elias Jebert's red card for the visitors in the 72nd minute changed the game and was the spark the home side needed for the late comeback in the 2-2 draw.

Many have been left impressed by the atmosphere within RAMS Park but don't add former Liverpool keeper Grabara to that list as he let rip after his side were denied a famous win. Posting on social media, Grabara said: "Deserved all three points from that s*** hole, but that's life, we move on."

And Turkish supporters – who have been hit with claims they don't take slights about their teams well – have condemned the 24-year-old for his social media outburst.

Grabara isn't scheduled with a return trip to Istanbul, however, he'll likely hear it from travelling punters in Copenhagen when the sides renew acquaintances on matchday six on December 12.