Celtic kicked it all off in Armenia in early July, and it was Brendan Rodgers' side who brought the curtain down on Scotland's European efforts in their Europa League campaign in Spain on Thursday. Celtic: Participants in the Champions League the previous two seasons, the Scottish champions were knocked out by AEK Athens in the third qualifying round. Greeks Asteras Tripolis were also dealt with, before Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's Molde denied them a place in the Europa League play-offs with a 3-0 aggregate win. If Scotland can somehow work its way up to 15th position again, a Premiership club will receive an extra Champions League qualifying place. Denmark currently sit in that position, although Dinamo Zagreb's victory on Thursday maintained their Europa League interest, meaning Croatia could overtake the Danes.

Source: BBC February 21, 2019 23:26 UTC