Alan Shearer discusses the reaction of Bayern Munich supporters to Celtic’s performance at the Allianz Arena.

Alan Shearer discusses the reaction of Bayern Munich fans to Celtic’s performance at the Allianz Arena.

Celtic fans were audibly and proudly heard in the Allianz Arena as the Bhoys faced off against Bayern Munich. In the Champions League, the Bhoys faced Bayern Munich, and the larger travelling Celtic support could be heard singing throughout the entire 90 minutes.

Nicolas Kuhn’s goal gave Celtic a 1-0 lead, and there was a possibility that the fans’ European dream of advancing to the last 16 of UEFA’s top competition was about to become a reality. Alan Shearer recounted how the crowd’s atmosphere changed as Celtic matched Bayern during the game, despite the fact that not many had given Brendan Rodgers’ team a chance of achieving a victory in Munich.

The Bayern Munich supporters were deprived of their “fun” by Celtic. Celtic had the opportunity and likely should have had a substantial advantage at the halftime break against Bayern. As the Hoops demonstrated their resilience, Shearer expressed his impressions of the German crowd.

Shearer stated to Amazon Sports Prime, “The stadium is far less noisy than it was after two or three minutes, and that is a direct result of Celtic’s performance.”. “Quieten the crowd, removing the excitement from the performance from a pressure perspective, and then transferring this to Bayern Munich in the manner in which they are playing.” Alan Shearer stated that Celtic “do not deserve” the

Champions League’s anguish. Shearer was devastated for Celtic after Alphonso Davies scored the late equaliser for Bayern Munich. The former England international described the last-minute goal as “agony” for the Parkhead-based club.”You discuss Celtic’s heartbreak and the consequences of leaving it too late.”

I am aware that they have generated a few opportunities this evening, but they have not performed to the best of their ability, Bayern Munich. “However, the anguish and anguish suffered by Celtic and their supporters, as well as Brendan Rodgers, are palpable when decisions are made at that late hour.” He has the capacity to be exceedingly proud of his athletes.