Benfica 4 Celtic 1 – PLAYER RATINGS: Which Celtic player stuck to their task at the back, who was abject in the forward line and who must lead the line in the future?

CELTIC (4-2-3-1) (TEAM AVERAGE: 4.1/10).VILJAMI SINISALO – 3.5/10 Little chance with chipped penalty. Badly exposed for No 2. Poor at the third and wrong footed for the fourth. COLBY DONOVAN – 4.5/10Tested early by Prestianni and the Argentine was winning the battle every time. Stuck to his task better than most, though.DANE MURRAY – 3.5/10 Conceded a clumsy penalty in the first five minutes. Part of a brittle backline brutally exposed in all departments. AUSTON TRUSTY – 5/10Beaten by Duran for the third. Not helped by those in front of him but was steady on the ball and played some nice passes.KIERAN TIERNEY– 6/10Tested the goalkeeper with a long-range effort and made more key interventions than any other defender. Captain Callum McGregor is shellshocked as Celtic suffer in LisbonCALLUM McGREGOR– 4.5/10Couldn’t control the tempo and part of a Celtic midfield that is worryingly lightweight. Did a bit better in the second half.MIKA BAUR – 4/10Received glowing reports from Germany boss Jurgen Klopp but has to be more physical on big European nights like these.CAMILO DURAN – 6.5/10Scored when playing through the middle. Far more effective and dangerous than Hogh in that role. Hit post in each half.OLIVER SORENSEN – 3.5/10Barely got a kick in a first half where he seemed overawed. Taken off early in the second period and had minimal impact.SEBASTIAN TOUNEKTI – 2.5/10Fell asleep and the back post to leave Bah unmarked for 2-0. Guilty of not tracking back. Powderpuff going forward. Celtic striker Kasper Hogh misses a first-half chance against BenficaKASPER HOGH – 2/10Missed from a yard out, poor link-up play and too cumbersome to lead the line at this level. £11m? Good luck in recouping that.SUBS: Haissem Hassan (Hogh 46), Callum Osmand (Tounekti 46), Benjamin Nygren (Sorensen 57), Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (Baur 57), Jordan Lotomba (Donovan 77). MANAGER: MARTIN O’NEILL – 4/10.Totally outclassed in the first half. Subs made a difference in the second half but Benfica did take the foot off the gas by then. BENFICA (4-2-3-1): Trubin; Bah (Circati 80), Araujo, Lenglet, Dahl (Echeverri 64); Palhinha; Aursnes; Lukebakio (Schjelderup 68), Sudakov (El Karouani 64), Prestianni; Duran (Pavlidis 67). Booked: Dahl, Bah, Palhinha.REFEREE: Nikola Dabanovic (Montenegro) – 7.