Celtic midfielder Mika Baur has stressed the need for the squad to stick together in adversity and look forward to the consolation prize of the Europa League.
The 22-year-old German started both legs against LASK - his first starts for the club - but like most of his team-mates, was considerably less impressive as Celtic blew a four-goal advantage to lose 5-4 after extra time to miss out on Champions League football.
Baur acknowledged afterwards this was one of the toughest moments of his short career.
"Yeah, it is, but I really try to be sad at the moment and today. But we still play Europa League," he said.
"We still have a lot going on in Scotland. So yeah, we need to move on tomorrow, stay together, and we need to come back and try better on Saturday.
#league #need #yeah #still
The 22-year-old German started both legs against LASK - his first starts for the club - but like most of his team-mates, was considerably less impressive as Celtic blew a four-goal advantage to lose 5-4 after extra time to miss out on Champions League football.
Baur acknowledged afterwards this was one of the toughest moments of his short career.
"Yeah, it is, but I really try to be sad at the moment and today. But we still play Europa League," he said.
"We still have a lot going on in Scotland. So yeah, we need to move on tomorrow, stay together, and we need to come back and try better on Saturday.
#league #need #yeah #still
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