CELTIC earned their first point of the Champions League group stage after a breathless 3-3 draw against Manchester City last night.

Pep Guardiola's side arrived at Celtic Park on a 10-match winning streak and were aiming to equal the record of 11 in a row set by Tottenham in 1960/61.

However, the Hoops came flying out of the blocks and were in front within three minutes thanks to Moussa Dembele's opener.

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Fernandinho drew City level soon after before England winger Raheem Sterling netted at both ends to make the score 2-2 at half-time.

Celtic were again the quicker starters after the whistle, as Dembele scored his superb second with a bicycle kick two minutes after the restart.

Nolito pegged Brendan Rodgers' side back for a third time with more than half an hour remaining, but the two sides shared the spoils after a hugely entertaining night of European football.