“Heroic” – Brendan Rodgers aptly describes Celtic’s Champions League performance against Bayern Munich.

Brendan Rodgers aptly describes Celtic’s Champions League performance against Bayern Munich as “heroic.”In the Champions League, Celtic’s performance was exceptional in their agonising 1-1 draw with Bayern Munich.

Celtic, under the leadership of Brendan Rodgers, have demonstrated their capabilities by not only maintaining a distance from Bayern Munich, but also presenting the Bundesliga giants with a challenge, despite maintaining a 1-0 advantage until the 94th minute.

Bayern’s blushes were saved by Alphonso Davies, who capitalised on a Kasper Schmeichel save to score from two yards and equalise on the night. This goal also eliminated Celtic from the Champions League, resulting in a 3-2 aggregate victory. Nevertheless, Celtic manager Rodgers maintained a positive attitude and commended the Bhoys for their resilient performance.

The Northern Irishman also lavished praise on his bereaved players.”I am aware that they invested a significant amount of time and effort into the game.” Demonstrated assurance when handling the object. We were aware that we would need to defend, but we did not concede too much during the encounter.

“I believed that our concentration was satisfactory, and we effectively restricted their space. However, we subsequently executed some exceptional manoeuvres and had the most promising opportunities of the game.” “This was a truly heroic performance, and it was only unfortunate that it ended in a loss.”

Brendan Rodgers asserts that Celtic have regained their “European credibility” this season. The 1-1 draw with Bayern has restored the Bhoys’ reputation among Europe’s premier clubs,

according to Rodgers, as Celtic prepares to face top-quality opposition for the tenth time in the Champions League this season. Rodgers continued, “I believe that the European tour has regained its credibility this season.” I believe that we have established that from the previous year.

“That is the lesson I have learnt from this season.” I believe that we have occasionally demonstrated genuine quality. You recall the last time you were in Germany and the advancements we have made since then as we go out tonight.I believe we have identified a suitable template for when we are without the ball.

This template will ensure that we are compact and close, and we can then proceed with the game. “It is our aspiration to further enhance the squad in the upcoming season.” Celtic can now anticipate pursuing a domestic treble and, if they qualify for the Champions League next season, another year of competing against the most elite clubs in Europe.