- Maeda delivers once again for the Scottish champions in the late rally
- Kane hits Bayern, but it was Olise who stole the attention center
Celtic produced a commendable rally against Bayern Munich in a 2-1 loss in the first leg against a giant of the European game.
Who stood up against Harry Kane and CO in the background and which of Bayern's Galaxy stars showed more bright in an entertaining tie in Parkhead …
Celtic (4-3-3):
Kasper Schmeichel – 6: There is no possibility with the blister Olise Strike or the Kane volley. I made some crucial salvages and his experience was an asset.
Alistair Johnston – 7: He got tight and won the game from the off. Tenaz in the Tackle. Always ready for battle.
Cameron Carter -Vickers – 6: reassuring presence in the Celtic background that returned to play well in general. He remained focused on and off the ball.
Auston Trusty – 6: Turned by Olise from the beginning, but made a large block of Kane. Much more comfortable with Carter-Vickers next to.
Michael Olise celebrates his impressive strike with Harry Kane to give Bayern leadership
Alistair Johnston went well in his attempts to contain the end of Bayern Munich Leroy Sane
Adam Idah suffered a largely frustrating night as an isolated striker for Celtic
Greg Taylor – 5.5: I couldn't get to Olise in time to close the starter. Trapped to his task when the entire defense suffered an exhausting night.
Arne Engels – 6: Trapped to take a nap in the distant post for the second of Bayern. I didn't see much of the ball, but £ 11 million man showed quality glimpses.
Callum McGregor – 5.5: It became problems that saw Celtic immobilize at the beginning of the second half and grant. Polished in the machine room.
Reo Hatate – 6.5: He directed the press with Idah and was disciplined. I lost half of the opportunity and another that saw little of the ball.
Nicolas Kuhn – 7: He denied an incredible flight start when the first minute goal was cut. Dangerous at rest with your rhythm.
Adam Idah – 5.5: isolated above in general and obtained little change from the defenders of the Central Bayern, but worked their clusters out of possession.
Daizen Maeda – 7.5: It was his usual energetic self outside the ball and the instinctive end offered Celtic a life line. Spark vital once again for hosts.
Substitutes: Jota (Idah 65), Schlupp (Taylor 65), Hyun-Jun Yang (Kuhn 77).
Manager: Brendan Rodgers – 6.5: He will be proud of the late rally of his equipment and high energy levels.
Kasper Schmeichel was helpless for Bayern's two goals in Parkhead
Daizen Maeda stir the ball home to provide Celtic a crucial life line
Bavaria Munich (4-2-3-1):
Manuel Neuer – 6: He treated with some negligible steps and little hope of avoiding Maeda's effort. He took some risks of his line.
Konrad Laimer – 6: Galopó forward for the right flank that created space for others. His final touch and spend a bit careless sometimes.
Dayot Upamecano – 6: Brilliant ball to choose Olise for the first game. A couple of doubtful moments late and survived the limit penalty call.
Eric Dier – 6: International England was solid and was not wrong. Slow to react in the box when the ball broke with Maeda for 2-1.
Raphael Guerreiro – 5.5: He bombarded forward from the left flank, but almost let Maeda entered with the neglected background pass and Kuhn's rhythm worried him.
Joshua Kimmich – 7.5: Establish the tempo for the club and the country. The natural successor of the German Legend Philipp Lahm had another efficient game.
Leon Goretzka – 7: He broke counterators often began the most powerful front movements of Bayern. Part of a upper class unit.
Harry Kane celebrates his goal for Bayern Munich just after part time
Michael Olise – 8: The impressive strike broke the point. The former Crystal Palace man found space and was a persistent threat.
Jamal Musiala – 6.5: Scotland tormented in the euros last summer and appeared everywhere in the attack. He faded a little in the second period.
Leroy Sane – 6: Flusfo a good opening in the half -hour mark. The deviant effort flew from par with par, but mainly well organized by Johnston.
Harry Kane – 7: Frequently fell deeply to link the work. I lost a great opportunity before part time, but I hit home the second.
Substitutes: Kingsley Coman (Sane 64), Serge Gnabry (Olse 65), Hiroki Ito (Guerriero 78), Thomas Muller (Music 87)
Manager: Vincent Kompany – 6.5: Victoria controlled, deserved, but his team staggered at the end.
Referee: Jesús Gil Manzano (Spain) – 6.5.
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