Stiliyan Petrov elaborates on the factors that worried Bayern Munich regarding Celtic.

Stiliyan Petrov elaborates on the factors that worried Bayern Munich regarding Celtic. Celtic’s number was held by Bayern Munich for approximately seventy minutes during the Champions League match last night. Before Harry Kane doubled his team’s lead after the interval,

Michael Olise capitalized on Greg Taylor’s error to score the first goal. At that moment, Brendan Rodgers earned his corn by implementing substitutions. He deployed Daizen Maeda in the midst and introduced Yang and Jota to generate an impact.

Mazda’s nearly led to another goal when Manuel Neuer was spooked into a poor contact as the German team fatigued. This demonstrated to Petrov that Maeda was the critical factor, and his vitality and work rate astounded their adversaries. The duo succeeded in doing so;

however, it was Maeda who ultimately swung the tie in the Hoops’ favor at 2-1 Bayern by heading in to reduce the deficit and ensure the tie would continue to Germany next week. Maeda was the deciding factor for TNT Sports pundit and former Celtic player Stiliyan Petrov, as he “frightened” Bayern’s leaders who had begun to ease off the gas.

Petrov asserts that Bayern Munich was “frightened” by Daizen Maeda. Stan stated, “Maeda never ceased; he began in the first minute and finished in the 96th minute.”

“I believe that he continued to press and pass through the middle, which may have caused some concern for Bayern.” “Because you become mentally and physically fatigued after 70 minutes.”

“However, when you observe an individual who is prepared to pursue a goal and strive for change, it provides a sense of motivation and motivates you to pursue it, as you ultimately have a strategy.”

“You are aware that the return leg will be significantly more challenging if you do not score a goal and do not receive any other benefits from the game.” In the second leg, Celtic has the potential to disrupt the apple cart at Bayern Munich. The match was not quite won by Celtic, as they ultimately ended up losing.

However, they will not be overly discouraged, as manager Rodgers clarified during the full-time session. Owen Hargreaves has also endorsed Celtic to surprise next week in the Allianz Arena, provided that they continue to fight as hard as they did in the final 20 minutes of last night’s match.

James McFadden is of the opinion that Celtic can shock the odds if all goes well. Nicolas Kuhn was unhappy to have a goal disallowed following Adam Idah’s “pointless” run, while Arne Engels may have been awarded a penalty on a different particular night.