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LASK secures Champions League spot after comeback vs Celtic

Overview

LASK Linz completed a historic comeback in the UEFA Champions League qualifying playoffs, defeating Celtic Glasgow 5-1 at the Raiffeisen Arena to secure their first-ever appearance in the tournament's league phase.

After losing the first leg 3-0 at Celtic Park on August 19, 2026, the Austrian side staged a dramatic turnaround in the second leg on August 24. Although Celtic took an early lead through Callum McGregor in the 21st minute—extending their aggregate lead to 4-0—LASK responded via Moses Usor in the 32nd minute. The momentum shifted decisively in the second half with goals from Robert Ljubičić and Samuel Adeniran. Florian Flecker scored in the 90th minute to force the match into extra time. During the extra period, Samuel Adeniran scored his second goal of the night in the 109th minute to finalize the 5-1 victory. With a 5-4 aggregate win, LASK progresses to the Champions League league stage, while Celtic is relegated to the Europa League.

Following the defeat, Celtic manager Martin O'Neill expressed deep disappointment, accepting responsibility for the result. Team captain Callum McGregor criticized the squad's lack of will to win, describing the performance as “self-inflicted” and noting the team’s passivity and that they appeared “scared to go and win the game.” Media reports characterized the performance harshly; the BBC noted that the team appeared to “run away in fear” after losing their significant aggregate lead.

The club’s exit has created significant financial uncertainty. The elimination is estimated to result in losses of at least £20 million, creating setbacks for player recruitment, including the potential transfer of Hungarian goalkeeper Balázs Tóth from Blackburn Rovers.

Entities

LASK · LASK Linz · Celtic FC · Martin O’Neill · Celtic Glasgow

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Timeline

  1. 19 days ago

    [SPORTS] 186 sources
    LASK Linz completes historic Champions League comeback against Celtic

    LASK Linz secured a historic Champions League qualification by overturning a 4-0 aggregate deficit to defeat Celtic 5-1 in extra time. Sabah Baku also reached the league phase after defeating Hapoel Beer-Sheva.

  2. 22 days ago

    [SPORTS] 2 sources
    Camilo Duran scores twice in Celtic victory over LASK

    Camilo Duran scored twice as Celtic FC defeated LASK 3-0 in the first leg of the Champions League play-offs, following an opening goal by Benjamin Nygren.

  3. 26 days ago

    [SPORTS] 57 sources
    Celtic take 3-0 lead over LASK in Champions League play-off

    Celtic defeated LASK 3-0 in the first leg of the Champions League play-offs, led by a brace from Camilo Durán and a goal from Benjamin Nygren.

  4. 28 days ago

    [SPORTS] 8 sources
    LASK defeats SV Ried 4-1 to extend winning streak

    LASK extended their winning streak to nine matches with a 4-1 victory over SV Ried, setting the stage for their upcoming Champions League playoff against Celtic Glasgow.

  5. about 1 month ago

    [SPORTS] 3 sources
    Celtic face LASK in Champions League play‑off, season on the line

    Celtic draw Austrian LASK in a £40 million Champions League play‑off, a make‑or‑break tie that heightens pressure on the club’s transfer plans and season prospects.

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