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Celtic View|Vol 55 Issue 24
CELTIC’S reward for an impressive Europa League group-stage campaign is a last 32 tie against Danish champions, FC Copenhagen.
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The first leg is in Denmark on February 20, with the return at Paradise a week later, and Neil Lennon's side will be determined to try and progress to the next round of the competition.

The teams have met before in European competition — in the group stages of the Champions League back in 2006, when a Kenny Miller penalty gave the Hoops all three points in the home match. Copenhagen won the corresponding fixture 3-1 in Denmark.

As fans look forward to knockout European football for the third consecutive season, we take a look at the side standing between Celtic and a place in the last 16 of the Europa League.

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