Celtic back in UCL hunt despite earlier being kicked out by Legia Warsaw

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Scottish champions Celtic will look to use their reprieve from UEFA Champions League oblivion and gain a positive result away at Slovenian titleholders Maribor on Wednesday in the first leg of their play-off.

Celtic were soundly beaten by Polish outfit Legia Warsaw in the third qualifying round only to regain their place in the competition thanks to an administrative error by their opponents.

The club fell foul of the regulations after sending on substitute Bartosz Bereszynski at the end of the second leg - with Legia leading 6-1 on aggregate - when he was deemed as being ineligible to play as he should still have been serving a suspension.