Celtic shot-stopper Kasper Schmeichel chose not to point the finger at team-mate Cameron Carter-Vickers despite a disastrous own goal in the showdown with Club Brugge. Instead, he suggested winger Nicolas Kuhn might have made a better pass and alluded to the deafening Parkhead support as adding to the confusion on the pitch.

CAMERON CARTER-VICKERS might have produced a howler by putting the ball into his own net. But Kasper Schmeichel didn’t do his team-mate any favours by being out of position in the lead up to

Celtic defender Cameron Carter-Vickers raised his hands to his head in despair before his own goal crossed the line to give Club Brugge the lead in the Champions League on Wednesday. The United States international played a no-look pass back from 10 yards (meters) toward his own net where he thought goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel would be.