Celtic vs AC Milan

FULL TIME: Celtic bow out of European competiton this season. They gave it their very best, a superb second-half performance, but it just wasn't enough.

Kaka finds Brocchi in the box, and his shot is deflected wide for a corner. Serginho heads over the bar.

It's finished 2-0 to Donesk, meaning Celtic HAVE to score in the final two minutes of injury time. McGeary's cross is claimed by Dida, under pressure from Hartson.

Hartson finds Balde on the right wing, and the defender sends over a great cross. Hartson rises, unchallenged, but heads well, well wide.

Four minutes of added time for Celtic to finally break Milan down, but it's the Italians in possession.

Nesta takes his time over the free-kick, to the annoyance of the Celtic Park fans.

Milan break after Thompson's cross is cleared, but the attack is eventually halted and the Hoops pile forward again. But, unfortunately, Camara gives away a needless foul and the pressure is lifted.

A foul gives Celtic another chance to load the Milan box. McGeady fizzes the ball in, and Crespo heads out for a corner.

The Celtic fans are taut with frustration; it will be such a disappointment for them after they have dominated the match.

SUB: Dhorasoo off, Kaka on. The brilliant Brazilian youngster comes on to replace the French midfielder.

This has been a monumental second half for Celtic; they've completely dominated the Italian giants, and been unfortunate not to create more clear-cut chances.

McNamara sends a low, skidding shot in, which Dida has to turn around the post. From the corner, Camara mis-cues a volley well wide.

O'Neil again urges the Celtic fans to make some noise to inspire his side, and again the fans respond with a rousing cheer.

Apart from anything else, Celtic can take credit from the way they've defended tonight; despite all Milan's attacking quality, they've hardly tested Hedman.

Camara almost finds the space to whip in a cross, but it's blocked by Coloccini. Juninho almost finds Hartson in the box.

SUB: Rui costa off, Seedorf on. More trivia, readers: Seedorf is the only player to have won the Champions League with three different clubs. Can you name them?

Camara is fouled 40 yards from goal, and the Hoops pile forward. McGeady sends it deep, and Varga tumbles to the ground, claiming a penalty. No chance.

The free-kick is taken short, and Dhorasoo's cross evades everyone and drifts out for a goal-kick. O'Neil attempts to inspire the Celtic fans on the touchline.

McGeady fouls Brocchi in a dangerous position. Celtic bring on Juninho for Petrov.

Brocchi is booked for fouling McGeady. Sutton gives away a foul in the Milan area as he scraps for a loose ball.

Another deep free-kick finds Hartson, but his header loops straight to Dida as he tries to head across goal.

A Dhorasoo handball gives Thompson the chance to swing a deep ball in to the box, but Milan clear once again. Replays show there might have been a push on Sutton.

McNamara has 60,000 hearts in mouths when he almost heads past an on-rushing Hedman.

Camara is booked after tugging back Ambrosini, breaking through the middle. A soft booking for the Celtic man.

Thompson almost finds the ever-willing McGeady down the left wing, and the youngster wins a throw. Milan break though, and Rui Costa almost finds Maldini - of all people - in the Celtic box.