Celtic have been handed some bad news ahead of their upcoming UEFA Champions League tie against Bayern Munich.

Celtic have warned their supporters that they risk being denied entry if they purchase tickets and travel for their Champions League play-off round clash against Bayern Munich. The Scottish champions had been under a suspended ban for away fans following multiple fines last year due to the use of pyrotechnics.

Friday's draw on CBS Sports Golazo Network detailed the start to the path to the Champions League final at Munich's Allianz Arena on May 31, resolving the next round of matchuops though team's ultimate paths remain unsettled. Teams ranked ninth through 16th at the end of the league phase were seeded and drawn against one of the unseeded teams.

Celtic will face Bayern Munich in the Champions League playoff stages, with the first leg set to be played at Parkhead.

Celtic will play Bayern Munich in the UEFA Champions League knockout play-off round following today’s draw. Brendan Rodgers’ side have enjoyed a strong European campaign to date, and secured a

Celtic will face Bayern Munich in the Champions League play-off round. Brendan Rodgers' side will host the German giants on 11 or 12 February, with the return in Munich the following week. What do you make of Celtic's chances of reaching the last 16? Is it mission impossible or can they upset Vincenty Kompany's side?

Celtic face having no away fans in the Champions League play-off second leg at Bayern Munich after the club were issued with another disciplinary notice by Uefa. It comes after a smoke bomb was thrown on to the pitch during Wednesday night's game at Aston Villa.