Shakhtar Donetsk's Danylo Sikan produced one of the worst misses you're ever likely to see during Tuesday night's Champions League clash.
The second-half sub somehow conspired to miss an open goal from close range after being perfectly set up by the outstanding Mykhaylo Mudryk in a moment that left Celtic Park stunned into silence. The Ukrainians had not long since levelled a pulsating group stage clash via Mudryk himself after Giorgos Giakoumakis had given Celtic a first-half lead. The game had become increasingly open as both sides pushed for a second goal to fulfil their respective ambitions.
Celtic were desperate to keep hopes of a path into the Europa League alive, while Shakhtar still harboured hopes of beating RB Leipzig into second spot before kick-off. And it appeared they had found the goal they so desperately craved when Mudryk left Cameron Carter-Vickers for dead on the left flank after a Celtic attack broke down.
