Celtic defender Cameron Carter-Vickers raised his hands to his head in despair before his own goal crossed the line to give Club Brugge in a 1-1 draw the lead in the Champions League.

After some miscommunication with goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel, Carter-Vickers accidentally put the ball in his own net.

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers praised Cameron Carter-Vickers and his side’s mentality after they dug out a Champions League point following the defender’s disastrous own goal against Club Brugge. The normally reliable centre-back passed the ball into his own net in the 26th minute after failing to spot goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel’s positioning.

Celtic defender Cameron Carter-Vickers gave Club Brugge the lead in the clubs' Champions League match, scoring a nightmare own goal.

KASPER SCHMEICHEL held an on-field inquest after Celtic fell a goal behind to Club Brugge. But no fingers were pointed. Likewise Brendan Rodgers refused to heap the blame on Cameron Carter-Vickers

THIS is the shock moment Cameron Carter-Vickers gave Club Brugge the advantage at Parkhead after a monumental mix up in the first half. Brendan Rodgers’ men were on the backfoot throughout

Vickers' Champions League howler has left leading pundits shell-shocked. The Celtic defender was left with his face buried in his hands after he played a blind pass back to Kasper Schmeichel - but the goalkeeper had moved to the side with the USA stopper looking on in horror as the ball rolled into the bottom corner to hand Club Brugge the opener at Parkhead.

A piece of individual brilliance from Daizen Maeda earned Celtic a Champions League point after an incredible blunder from Cameron Carter-Vickers gifted Club Brugge the lead at Parkhead. There was little surprise that Brugge took the lead in the 26th minute but the manner of the goal was a total shock.