Celtic hammered in Poland

Legia Warsaw 4 Celtic 1

Celtic hammered in Poland
Wed, 30 Jul, 2014 - 23:00

Legia Warsaw 4 Celtic 1

Celtic’s Champions League hopes are hanging by a thread after a dispiriting 4-1 defeat by Legia Warsaw in the third qualifying round first leg at the Pepsi Arena in which the Scottish champions were lucky to escape without further punishment.

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