Damien Delaney discusses the potential actions Celtic could have taken in the defeat of Bayern Munich.

Damien Delaney informs Celtic of the actions they could have taken to have prevented their loss to Bayern Munich. Celtic could have been excused for concluding that all hope was lost when Harry Kane scored with a volley.

The Bayern Munich maestro scored his team’s second goal shortly after Michael Olise capitalized on a Greg Taylor error to open the scoring on the stroke of halftime.

Daises scored a goal after Brendan Rodgers’ substitutes had made a difference, despite the fact that it appeared that the Bundesliga heavyweights would dominate the evening.

Alistair Johnston nearly scored an equalizer as Parkhead erupted, and supporters hoped to motivate their team. Consequently, Celtic was compelled to accept a 2-1 loss to proceed to the Allianz Arena next week, despite their late-game success.Damien Delaney acknowledged Celtic’s refusal to “capitulate” in their match against Bayern.

“Celtic maintained their composure and refrained from surrendering due to the fact that they could,” the 43-year-old pundit stated during his broadcasting duties with Virgin Media Sport. “When Bayern establishes a 2-0 lead, they may add three or four more goals, and the match is effectively concluded.”

Celtic were implicated in ineffective defending for both goals; however, the second goal was a criminal offense due to the fact that Kane was left unmarked within the six-yard box.

It appeared that right-back Johnston was responsible for that incident; however, Delaney provided an explanation for why it may have occurred.Harry Kane was inexplicably left unattended for Bayern’s second goal.

The Scottish titans were “confused” by Bayern’s use of a set-piece that recalls Arsenal, according to the former defender.And that is where they were punished by one of the world’s most elite strikers. “In the midst of the chaos, Harry Kane is overlooked at the back post by a group of Bayern Munich players who take an Arsenal-style corner.”

“It is exceedingly challenging to substantiate that assertion; however, he does, and this is the source of the confusion they generate among the group at the back.” “However, Celtic maintained their composure and regained the initiative.”