Legia Warsaw have sent an open letter to Celtic requesting a one-off match in either Glasgow or Warsaw to determine who should qualify for the next round of the Champions League. The Polish side thrashed the Scottish champions 6-1 over two legs in the third qualifying round of the competition, but were then kicked out of the competition by UEFA after fielding ineligible player, Bartosz Bereszynski. But they have now written to Celtic to another chance to play Maribor in the play-off for the group stage. Legia co-owner Daruisz Mioduski wrote in the letter 'Meet in Warsaw or in Glasgow and let's settle this matter honourably.' Scroll down to read the entire letter below... Unhappy: Legia Warsaw manager Henning Berg was unhappy to see his side kicked out of the competition .
Legia Warsaw send an open letter to Celtic requesting a play-off . The Scottish champions lost 6-1 over two legs in the Champions League . But the Polish side were kicked out after using an ineligible player . And now Henning Berg's side are hoping for a one-off match to settle matter .