It was a tense night in France as Celtic earned a point in their first group stage game against Rennes.
Neil Lennon will be happy with the result but might feel a bit of regret that his side didn't get all three points with a stonewall penalty turned down.
It was a night all about penalty kicks with Rennes opening the scoring from one through M'Baye Niang before Ryan Christie netted from the spot in the second half.
It was a decent start to the Europa League stage for the Hoops and they did perform well in Brittany.
And here's how the players rated.
Fraser Forster: The big man wasn’t as busy as he might have expected but made a couple of important saves when called upon. 7
Hatem Abd Elhamed: Has quickly won over Hoops fans and showed why again last night. Hard as nails and always looking for the ball to get up the park. 7
Christopher Julien: The big Frenchman is starting to look every inch the £7m signing. Sensational tackle in the first half and coped well against a lethal Rennes frontline. 8
Kristoffer Ajer: Comfortable in the game until the rush of blood for the penalty kick. It was a blip on an otherwise impressive display however. 7
Boli Bolingoli: The Belgian continues to give teams problems going forward while causing the odd panic at the back. Carved out chances for both teams before limping off. 6
Scott Brown: Left an early mark on rival Clement Grenier but the yellow card didn’t curtail the skipper. Fascinating battle with his opposite number. 7
Callum McGregor: Sat a little deeper and was superb at nicking possession and playing his way through congestion. Nothing flashy but vital role. 8
Ryan Christie: Class on the ball despite being tightly marked. Should have been awarded a penalty but kept his cool when it mattered to slot from the spot. 8
Mohamed Elyounoussi: Produced a couple of neat touches but was off the pace and clearly needs a few games under his belt to get up to speed. 5
James Forrest: Played in a narrower role and found space hard to come by, but linked up well around the penalty box and earned his side the penalty for the leveller. 7
Odsonne Edouard: Looked in the mood to make an impression in his homeland but a tad too keen to hit the deck when he picked up a first half booking for diving. 7
Subs:
Olivier Ntcham: Added strength and composure in the engine room. 5
Jonny Hayes : Slotted in at left back and did a good job of seeing it out. 5
Vakoun Bayo: Nightmare end to the game after seeing red with two quick yellow cards. 1
