67 Hail Hail had the crystal ball out before Celtic made the short trip to face Aston Villa in the Champions League. The tie was a dramatic one as the Premier League side sadly came out on top 4-2 but it was a brave performance from the Hoops.

Celtic now know they’ll face either Real Madrid or Bayern Munich in a ruthless knockout playoff. It’s a glamour tie for the Scottish Premiership giants but it will be difficult over two legs. For Idah, though, these are the moments he is in football for.

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Celtic may have done themselves a world of good tonight after battling back from an early deficit against Aston Villa. An early brace from Morgan Rogers gifted Villa a 2-0 lead inside the opening five minutes in what looked to be three points destined to stay at Villa Park,

Adam Idah says Bayern Munich and Real Madrid hold no fear for Celtic, as he served a reminder that he is representing 'one of the biggest clubs

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Adam Idah scored twice in the space of three minutes for Celtic but the Scottish champions fell short against Aston Villa, who booked their direct passage into the last-16 of the Champions League with a 4-2 win at Villa Park.

Aston Villa's Morgan Rogers became the first player in Champions League history to score twice in the opening five minutes of a game. Indeed, there were just 90 seconds between his goals. Celtic have qualified for the Champions League knockout phase despite losing 7-1 to Borussia Dortmund earlier this season.

Adam Idah was Celtic's hero as he sprung from the bench to fire the Glasgow Giants to Champions League knockout football. It has been a tough season for Idah but the Ireland forward played a major role in forcing a Young Boys own goal to earn Celtic all three points and a Champions League play-off.

It was a nightmare start for the Scottish Premiership champions as Brendan Rodgers watched his side crumble in the Villa Park cauldron. Morgan Rogers netted a quick-fire double inside five minutes to leave Celtic with an uphill battle against the Premier League side.

Celtic captain Callum McGregor has heaped praise on Adam Idah after his brace against Aston Villa last night. After the Parkhead side went two goals behind within the opening five minutes, they looked all but defeated, although the Irishman stepped up with a quick-fire brace to draw them level before half-time.