ShareCeltic were beaten in the Champions League play-offs for the second year running as Samuel Adeniran inspired LASK to a second-leg victory.Samuel Adeniran netted an extra-time winner as LASK booked their spot in the Champions League proper with a 5-4 aggregate win over Celtic after a 5-1 second-leg victory. LASK trailed 3-0 heading into Tuesday's second leg at Raiffeisen Arena, and they fell even further behind when Callum McGregor put Celtic into a 21st-minute lead in the match. But Moses Usor, Robert Ljubicic and Adeniran hauled LASK within one, and they forced extra time in the 90th minute when Florian Flecker's header survived a VAR review. And Adeniran picked out the bottom-left corner in the second period of extra time to seal the win, while also seeing a penalty saved by Viljami Sinisalo six minutes later. LASK started brightly but fell behind to McGregor's strike, which deflected off Alemao and bounced over Lukas Jungwirth's dive, but the hosts responded emphatically. Benjamin Nygren's blind pass back to his goalkeeper Sinisalo was ruthlessly punished by Usor, who rolled the ball into the back of the net with 32 minutes on the clock. The hosts pulled ahead in the match three minutes after the restart when Ljubicic was allowed time and space on the edge of the box to pick out the bottom-right corner. Adeniran then got LASK to within one of Celtic on aggregate when he curled a sensational effort past Sinisalo from 25 yards out just before the hour to set up a tense finish. Celtic's defence was eventually breached late in the day when Krystof Danek's header was saved by Sinisalo, with Flecker on hand to tuck in the rebound, with the goal given after a VAR review for offside against the LASK substitute. And LASK completed the turnaround in the second period of extra time when Adeniran's low drive nestled into the back of the net, and he could have scored a hat-trick when Danek was brought down in the box by Reo Hatate, but his spot-kick was saved by Sinisalo, though the hosts held on for a remarkable victory. Adeniran stuns O'Neill as Celtic fall at familiar hurdleAhead of kick-off, O'Neill envisioned a "long old night" for Celtic but insisted his team would not sit back on their three-goal advantage, but their worst nightmare became a reality as they failed to reach the Champions League proper for the second season in a row. Celtic played out a turgid two-legged affair with Kairat Almaty 12 months ago and were eliminated on penalties. This was supposed to be different, having held a three-goal lead coming into the second leg, but they were unable to get over the line, with another year of Europa League football awaiting them. Kasper Hogh had missed two earlier opportunities before McGregor put the visitors in front, while Camilo Duran, the star of the first leg, did all he could in attack, ending with team-high totals for shots (two), and duels won (nine). But LASK threw everything at Celtic, with Adeniran proving to be a handful and the difference. No player had more shots (10) or touches in the opposition box (11) than the American, while Sascha Horvath also impressed with team-high tallies for chances created (six) and passes in the final third (39). But LASK were deserving of their win after finishing with an expected goals (xG) total of 4.91 from their 40 shots, though only eight of those were on target, compared to Celtic's tally of 0.42 from their eight attempts. LASK will be joined in the Champions League proper by Sabah, who also needed extra time to seal a 6-4 win on aggregate against Hapoel Be'er Sheva, while last year's surprise package Bodo/Glimt made it through with a 3-0 win over 10-man NEC in the second leg, which confirmed a 6-1 triumph on aggregate. Celtic were beaten in the Champions League play-offs for the second year running as Samuel Adeniran inspired LASK to a second-leg victory.Samuel Adeniran netted an extra-time winner as LASK booked their spot in the Champions League proper with a 5-4 aggregate win over Celtic after a 5-1 second-leg victory. LASK trailed 3-0 heading into Tuesday's second leg at Raiffeisen Arena, and they fell even further behind when Callum McGregor put Celtic into a 21st-minute lead in the match. But Moses Usor, Robert Ljubicic and Adeniran hauled LASK within one, and they forced extra time in the 90th minute when Florian Flecker's header survived a VAR review. And Adeniran picked out the bottom-left corner in the second period of extra time to seal the win, while also seeing a penalty saved by Viljami Sinisalo six minutes later. LASK started brightly but fell behind to McGregor's strike, which deflected off Alemao and bounced over Lukas Jungwirth's dive, but the hosts responded emphatically. Benjamin Nygren's blind pass back to his goalkeeper Sinisalo was ruthlessly punished by Usor, who rolled the ball into the back of the net with 32 minutes on the clock. The hosts pulled ahead in the match three minutes after the restart when Ljubicic was allowed time and space on the edge of the box to pick out the bottom-right corner. Adeniran then got LASK to within one of Celtic on aggregate when he curled a sensational effort past Sinisalo from 25 yards out just before the hour to set up a tense finish. Celtic's defence was eventually breached late in the day when Krystof Danek's header was saved by Sinisalo, with Flecker on hand to tuck in the rebound, with the goal given after a VAR review for offside against the LASK substitute. And LASK completed the turnaround in the second period of extra time when Adeniran's low drive nestled into the back of the net, and he could have scored a hat-trick when Danek was brought down in the box by Reo Hatate, but his spot-kick was saved by Sinisalo, though the hosts held on for a remarkable victory. Adeniran stuns O'Neill as Celtic fall at familiar hurdleAhead of kick-off, O'Neill envisioned a "long old night" for Celtic but insisted his team would not sit back on their three-goal advantage, but their worst nightmare became a reality as they failed to reach the Champions League proper for the second season in a row. Celtic played out a turgid two-legged affair with Kairat Almaty 12 months ago and were eliminated on penalties. This was supposed to be different, having held a three-goal lead coming into the second leg, but they were unable to get over the line, with another year of Europa League football awaiting them. Kasper Hogh had missed two earlier opportunities before McGregor put the visitors in front, while Camilo Duran, the star of the first leg, did all he could in attack, ending with team-high totals for shots (two), and duels won (nine). But LASK threw everything at Celtic, with Adeniran proving to be a handful and the difference. No player had more shots (10) or touches in the opposition box (11) than the American, while Sascha Horvath also impressed with team-high tallies for chances created (six) and passes in the final third (39). But LASK were deserving of their win after finishing with an expected goals (xG) total of 4.91 from their 40 shots, though only eight of those were on target, compared to Celtic's tally of 0.42 from their eight attempts. LASK will be joined in the Champions League proper by Sabah, who also needed extra time to seal a 6-4 win on aggregate against Hapoel Be'er Sheva, while last year's surprise package Bodo/Glimt made it through with a 3-0 win over 10-man NEC in the second leg, which confirmed a 6-1 triumph on aggregate.