World media reacts as 'cold blooded' Celtic make Bayern suffer in coming of age Champions League epic

It will be pain of a different kind for Celtic compared to their last visit to Germany.

Brendan Rodgers ' side gave Bayern Munich a hell of a fright in their Champions League playoff round second leg clash at the Allianz Arena as the Bundesliga leaders needed a scrambled stoppage-time equaliser on the night to avoid an extra-time tussle for a place in the last 16 after the Hoops had taken the game to them in the Allianz Arena.

It was a far cry from their 7-1 slaughtering by Dortmund back in October. That raised serious questions over whether Celtic belonged at this level of football. They've since been answered emphatically, and it looked like Rodgers' men were going to claim one of their most impressive scalps when Nicolas Kuhn slotted them into a 63rd-minute lead. But it was heartbreak in Bavaria as Alphonso Davies clumsily snatched away their hopes of progression and any sort of reward for what was a performance to be proud of.

Record Sport looks at what the world's media made of the Scottish champions.

"FC Bayern trembled their way into the Champions League round of 16 in the second leg at the Allianz Arena. After the visitors took the lead in the 63rd minute through Bayern's former amateur player Kühn (25), it looked like extra time would come for a long time. Left-back Alphonso Davies (24) redeemed the German record champions with his goal to make it 1:1 shortly before the end.

"The dream of the final at home is still alive, but Bayern must improve in the Champions League. With a performance like today, that won't go well against big opponents.They are already waiting for the Bundesliga leaders, Bayer Leverkusen or Atlético Madrid, in the round of 16. The draw will take place on Friday at 12 noon. Either the