By Pa Reporter Ronny Deila admits Celtic's dramatic reinstatement in the Champions League despite losing 6-1 on aggregate to Legia Warsaw in the third qualifying round has left him feeling 'very strange.' UEFA awarded the Scottish champions a default 3-0 win in the second leg of the tie after it was discovered that the Polish club, managed by Deila's fellow Norwegian Henning Berg, fielded substitute Bartosz Bereszynski near the end of the 2-0 second-leg win at Murrayfield on Wednesday night while he was supposed to be suspended. Consequently, Celtic went through on away goals after a 4-4 draw and were drawn against Slovenian side Maribor in the Champions League play-off.
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Celtic have been reinstated in Champions League replacing Legia Warsaw
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UEFA awarded Celtic a default 3-0 second-leg win, meaning they went through on away goals after a 4-4 aggregate draw
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Legia thrashed Celtic 6-1 on aggregate but fielded an ineligible player in tie
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Bartosz Bereszynski came on a  substitute in Legia's 2-0 second-leg win at Murrayfield on Wednesday when he should have been suspended
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UEFA awarded Celtic a default 3-0 second-leg win, meaning they went through on away goals after a 4-4 aggregate draw
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Ronny Deila says the matter of Celtic's progression is strange
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Celtic will now face Maribor in Champions League play-off
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