Daizen Maeda and Nicolas Kuhn’s message of “revenge” following Celtic’s defeat of Aberdeen

Daizen Maeda and Nicolas Kuhn’s message of “revenge” following Celtic’s defeat of Aberdeen

Yesterday, the excitement surrounding Celtic’s match against Aberdeen was dispelled at Hampden following a gruelling 90 minutes for Jimmy Thelin’s team. Celtic easily defeated Aberdeen and advanced to the League Cup final in December, thanks to a hattrick from Daizen Maeda and goals from Kyogo Furuhashi, Cameron Carter-Vickers, and Nicolas Kuhn.Nevertheless, the game did not unfold as the Scottish media had anticipated, as many had anticipated a close match between Scotland’s two unblemished teams. However, the resounding 6-0 scoreline unquestionably sent a significant message to the rest of Scottish football. However, it was not as significant as the message that Celtic hero Maeda and Kuhn sent to Aberdeen following the match at Hampden. Daizen Maeda’s evaluation of Celtic’s humiliation of Aberdeen was “brilliant.” Maeda was awarded the match ball after his exceptional hattrick stunned The Dons, but it was his post-game remarks that will truly resonate with Jimmy Thelin’s team.

“Initially, I am delighted that we are participating in the final as a team,” Maeda stated to Celtic TV. I am extremely confident in my ability to perform today, as the pitch was exceptional and the support was equally impressive. “We played against them in the league game and displayed such a performance that we were determined to avenge our defeat. Therefore, it was a satisfying victory to secure today.” However, Maeda was not the only individual who held this perspective. In his post-match interview with the club media, Nicolas Kuhn also alluded to the Parkhead draw. Nicolas Kuhn’s reaction to Celtic’s victory over Aberdeen was “superb” and “unbelievable.” Kuhn expressed his satisfaction by stating, “I am exceedingly pleased.” I believe that the opportunities we squandered in the league were rectified here, which is an extraordinary outcome. I am ecstatic. “I believe the counter-attack was quite effective, particularly in the first half. It was crucial to score early on, and we continued to progress.” “We were compelled to concentrate after the 2-0 loss in the league, and we were able to achieve our objective today.”

The Celtic players were evidently eager to demonstrate their point against Aberdeen following the significant amount of praise and anticipation that had surrounded their season-opening performance. Brendan Rodgers’ team was wasteful at Celtic Park, and Thelin will acknowledge that Aberdeen should have endured the same league defeat as they did against Celtic last night if he were truly honest with himself. Rodgers will determine whether he will face Rangers or Motherwell in the December final today. However, following Celtic’s victory over Aberdeen yesterday, the Hoops manager will not be concerned with the outcome of the Hampden showpiece event next month.