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Benfica 4 Celtic 1 - PLAYER RATINGS: Which Celtic player stuck to their task at the back, who was abject in the forward line and who must lead the line in the future?

CELTIC (4-2-3-1) (TEAM AVERAGE: 4.1/10).

VILJAMI SINISALO – 3.5/10 

Little chance with chipped penalty. Badly exposed for No 2. Poor at the third and wrong footed for the fourth. 

COLBY DONOVAN – 4.5/10

Tested early by Prestianni and the Argentine was winning the battle every time. Stuck to his task better than most, though.

DANE MURRAY – 3.5/10 

Conceded a clumsy penalty in the first five minutes. Part of a brittle backline brutally exposed in all departments. 

AUSTON TRUSTY – 5/10

Beaten by Duran for the third. Not helped by those in front of him but was steady on the ball and played some nice passes.

KIERAN TIERNEY– 6/10

Tested the goalkeeper with a long-range effort and made more key interventions than any other defender.

Captain Callum McGregor is shellshocked as Celtic suffer in Lisbon
Captain Callum McGregor is shellshocked as Celtic suffer in Lisbon

CALLUM McGREGOR– 4.5/10

Couldn’t control the tempo and part of a Celtic midfield that is worryingly lightweight. Did a bit better in the second half.

MIKA BAUR – 4/10

Received glowing reports from Germany boss Jurgen Klopp but has to be more physical on big European nights like these.

CAMILO DURAN – 6.5/10

Scored when playing through the middle. Far more effective and dangerous than Hogh in that role. Hit post in each half.

OLIVER SORENSEN – 3.5/10

Barely got a kick in a first half where he seemed overawed. Taken off early in the second period and had minimal impact.

SEBASTIAN TOUNEKTI – 2.5/10

Fell asleep and the back post to leave Bah unmarked for 2-0. Guilty of not tracking back. Powderpuff going forward.

Celtic striker Kasper Hogh misses a first-half chance against Benfica
Celtic striker Kasper Hogh misses a first-half chance against Benfica

KASPER HOGH – 2/10

Missed from a yard out, poor link-up play and too cumbersome to lead the line at this level. £11m? Good luck in recouping that.

SUBS: Haissem Hassan (Hogh 46), Callum Osmand (Tounekti 46), Benjamin Nygren (Sorensen 57), Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (Baur 57), Jordan Lotomba (Donovan 77). 

MANAGER: MARTIN O'NEILL - 4/10.

Totally outclassed in the first half. Subs made a difference in the second half but Benfica did take the foot off the gas by then. 

BENFICA (4-2-3-1): Trubin; Bah (Circati 80), Araujo, Lenglet, Dahl (Echeverri 64); Palhinha; Aursnes; Lukebakio (Schjelderup 68), Sudakov (El Karouani 64), Prestianni; Duran (Pavlidis 67). Booked: Dahl, Bah, Palhinha.

REFEREE: Nikola Dabanovic (Montenegro) - 7.  

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