Chris Sutton expresses his thoughts on the Celtic draw to Vincent Kompany, stating, “That’s what Bayern Munich were.”

Chris Sutton expresses his thoughts on the Celtic draw to Vincent Kompany, stating, “That’s what Bayern Munich were.” Celtic continues to garner accolades for their performance against Bayern Munich.

Brendan Rodgers’ In the Allianz Arena last night, Celtic nearly made Champions League history by putting on an impressive performance against Bayern.

Celtic are still out of the competition, despite earning a creditable draw. The Scottish champion’s undoing was the 2-1 defeat at Parkhead. Chris Sutton asserts that Celtic’s display against Bayern Munich was the most impressive in “25 years.” “Sometimes it is more advantageous to be fortunate than good,” Sutton stated to Sky Sports.

“That is precisely what Bayern Munich were this evening.” However, Chris Sutton has dispatched a message to Bayern manager Vincent Kompany regarding his genuine assessment of their advancement in Europe’s premier competition, as the aftermath of their elimination from the

Champions League persists. “I must admit that this was one of the most exceptional Celtic away performances in the Champions League over the past 25 years, particularly in relation to the formidable Bayern Munich.”

“They exercised genuine control over the game.” To a man, the back four remained unbroken, and they executed a magnificent defence. “McGregor was exceptional in the park’s centre.” They may have just diminished as we anticipated in the second half.

Vincent Kompany stated that Celtic were “jammy” against Bayer Munich. Although Sutton extolled Celtic, the former Hoops striker was candid with Kompany, pointing out the German club’s fortunate escape from his former club. “However, the nature

of the goal is truly disheartening,” Sutton continued. “The save from Schmeichel and Davies’s slight luck.” Vincent Kompany, blimey, how jammy can he get? What is the maximum level of jamminess that Bayern Munich can achieve? “How will Brendan Rodgers perceive this?” “And the Celtic players are aware that they had opportunities earlier in the game that they should have taken.”