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Hello and welcome to The Guardian Football Weekly.

Our heartbreaking, undeserved, abject agony for Celtic.

They didn't park the bus in Munich. They were brilliant, brilliant at the back, brilliant

in midfield. We all thought the opportunity had gone when they missed three great chances in

about a minute, midway through the first half. But they kept on Nicholas Coon, capitalising on

some characteristic Bayern's centreback mistakes. Then Maida had the chance for two. Celtic tired.

Byron started creating, but it was their turn to miss, Guretka, Sarnay-Kimich.

And just as we settled in for extra time, Alfonso Davis tackles it in. Why do we do this to

ourselves? Elsewhere, two shocks as Brugge go to Bergamo and upset Atalanta, while Firenord get the job done against A.C. Milan. And there's a cracker in Lisbon as Benfica sneak past Monaco. We'll look ahead to Man City's trip to Madrid and the

random Aston Villa Liverpool Premier League game happening tonight as well. There's Everton's

new stadium, some shoving feedback. Paul Watson's world of football, your questions. And that's

today's Guardian Football Week clean.

Thank you. Football Week. On the panel today, Barry Glenn Denning, welcome.

Hello.

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