Bavaria celebrates important away win: How to fight for the momentum!

Bavaria celebrates important away win: How to fight for the momentum!

In yesterday's playoff first leg of the UEFA Champions League, Bayern won 2-1 against Celtic in an exciting duel. Despite a dominant first half in which the Munich had the game clearly in hand, there were some exciting moments in the second half. After the game, Joshua Kimmich said: "It is of course difficult to control every game for over 95 minutes", which underlined the nerve -wracking atmosphere in Celtic Park. The early goal of Celtic by Nicolas Kühn was revoked because of an offside position, and so Bayern got the course in the first half when Michael Olise netted under the crossbar with a powerful shot and Harry Kane increased to 2-0 shortly after the break. This happened in front of an enthusiastic audience that created an incredible mood. Like laola1.at, however, missed Celtic to take control in the first half while the Bavarians Efficient opportunities.

In the second half, the events on the square became more intense. Celtic's efforts were rewarded when Maeda marked the connection goal in the 80th minute and thus increased the chances for Celtic in the second leg. Kimmich emphasized that this hit for Celtic gave a moral buoyancy. "Of course, the connection goal gives us strength again," said Kühn, who noticed a noticeable change through the atmosphere and support of the fans. Max Eberl, Bavaria's sports director, praised the morale and the way of working of the team, which well held in a difficult environment. The Bavarians were satisfied with the victory that takes them into a good starting point for the second leg, like reported.