Celtic reach quarter-finals for first time

Stuttgart 3 Celtic 2 (Celtic win 5-4 on aggregate)

Celtic reach quarter-finals for first time
Thu, 27 Feb, 2003 - 20:39

Stuttgart 3 Celtic 2 (Celtic win 5-4 on aggregate)

Celtic set up the prospect of an irresistible all-British showdown with Liverpool in the quarter-finals of the UEFA Cup despite defeat in the Gottlieb Daimler Stadium tonight.

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CourtsSoccerUEFA CupPlace: Gottlieb Daimler StadiumPlace: ParkheadPlace: BaslePlace: StuttgartPerson: Alan ThompsonPerson: Chris SuttonPerson: Henrik LarssonPerson: Martin O’NeillPerson: SuttonPerson: John HartsonPerson: Shaun MaloneyPerson: LarssonPerson: Zvonimir SoldoPerson: ValgaerenPerson: Alexander HlebPerson: Heiko GerberPerson: Ionnis AmanatidisPerson: Robert DouglasPerson: Andreas HinkelPerson: Krassimir BalakovPerson: Steffen DangelmayrPerson: HartsonPerson: Didier AgathePerson: ThompsonPerson: Timo HildebrandPerson: AgathePerson: Timo WenzelPerson: DouglasPerson: Bobo BaldePerson: HinkelPerson: HildebrandPerson: HlebPerson: Christian TiffertPerson: LambertPerson: WenzelPerson: BalakovPerson: Felix MagathPerson: Ioan Viorel GaneaPerson: DangelmayrPerson: GerberPerson: KuranyiPerson: MagathPerson: Michael MutzelPerson: TiffertPerson: GaneaPerson: Amanatidis’Person: MutzelPerson: O’NeillEvent: UEFA CupOrganisation: CelticOrganisation: StuttgartOrganisation: LiverpoolOrganisation: BundesligaOrganisation: GlasgowOrganisation: Borussia Dortmund
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