Atalanta dominated their match against Celtic at Gewiss Stadium but couldn't convert their chances, resulting in a 0-0 draw. Despite having 22 shots compared to Celtic's four, the home team struggled to score. Atalanta had previously earned four points from their first two games and quickly took control of this one. Mario Pasalic came closest to scoring in the 18th minute with a header that hit the crossbar.
Throughout the second half, Atalanta maintained nearly 70% possession and continued pressing for a goal. However, Celtic's resolute defence and Kasper Schmeichel's impressive saves kept them at bay. The visitors managed to secure a valuable point despite being under constant pressure.

Celtic's performance marked a significant achievement as they ended a streak of seven consecutive Champions League away losses in Italy. They had also lost eight of their last nine away games in the competition. Kasper Schmeichel stood out by making six crucial saves, becoming the first Celtic goalkeeper to achieve such a feat while keeping a clean sheet in this tournament.
For Atalanta, this match placed them among rare company in Champions League history since 2008-09. They became only the second team to have over 20 shots and more than 50 touches inside the opponent's box without scoring in a single game. Despite their efforts, they couldn't find the back of the net.
The match highlighted Atalanta's attacking prowess but also showcased Celtic's defensive strength and determination. Both teams will look to build on this result as they continue their Champions League campaigns.