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Celtic secured promotion to the Champions League group stages with a Young Boys own goal, while the game at Parkhead saw a disallowed goal, a missed penalty and a red card.
The Hoops knew that a win over the bottom team would almost guarantee a place in the play-offs, and Keigo thought he had given his team a fantastic start, only for his goal to be ruled out for offside.
Callum McGregor’s foul saw the Japan striker denied again before his third goal was again ruled out for offside as they took possession against a side who have yet to take a point in this season’s Champions League assumed a dominant position.
Celtic were unlucky, with Greg Taylor brought down in the box just before half-time and Arn Engels’ poor penalty saved easily.
Auston Trusty hit the crossbar before Kasper Schmeichel made two fine saves to deny Young Boys, but when Loris Benito Their fortunes took a turn when they converted Adam Idah’s ball into their own net, sparking wild celebrations.
Celtic entered the knockout stages with a game remaining when Daizen Maeda was sent off for a meaningless late challenge.
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