Bayern 1-1 Celtic: Callum McGregor and Chris Sutton agree with the exit of the ‘cruel’ Champions League after the late Alphonso Davies goal | Football news

Heavenly sports’ Chris Sutton and Keltic Captain Callum McGregor claimed that the hoops had suffered “cruel” who ended up on his way to the Champions League after the Bayern defender of Munich Alphonso Davies avoided 94. Munita equalizer to get them out of the competition.

Bayern led 2-1 to the second part of his play-off after winning Celtic Park, but Brendan Rodgers seemed to be judged to take the game to the additional path-and possibly Penale-to-do Nicolas Kuhn, who had previously played for Bavarska The side, she spilled the opener in the 63rd minute to accumulate 1-1 to the aggregate.

However, in the middle of the late drama at Allianz Arena, the game that entered the last minute of the injury time, Davies entered to push the ball into the back of the net after Kasper Schmeichel saved astonishing to maintain the initial effort of Leon Goretzka.

Bazer Progress in the last 16 European competitions to deal with Bundesliga by rival Bayer Leverkusen or Laliga Giants Atletico Madrid at the expense of Celtic, who worship with broken hearts after what Sutton described as “one of their best” performances on the biggest stage.

Sutton: So cruel to Celtic but one of the best appearances in Europe

Heavenly sports’ Chris Sutton::

“Celtic is a great defensive and are excluded in the last seconds. It’s so cruel for Celtic. Bayern fled with one tonight.

“Sometimes it’s better to have luck than good, and that was Bayern tonight.

“As for Celtic’s performances at Leauge Champions, that was worse with one of the best.

“They had real control in the game, they were brilliantly defended by a man. The back four remained intact, McGregor was great at the center of the park.

“They may have faded when we thought it would be a real disease in the second half.

“How can Jammy get Bayern and Kompany? But Celtic knew they had an option earlier in a game they really needed to use.

“They can be proud of that performance.”

McGregor: One of the strongest experiences I had in football

Celtic captain Callum McGregor speaking Amazon Prime::

“It’s one of the ugliest [experiences I’ve had in football]. The players gave absolutely everything and pushed the very good Bayern side to the end, the right to death.

“Sometimes football is cruel, you don’t always understand what you deserve. I’m so proud of the players, the way they played and shook hands. We get off the field without regret.

“We have gained a lot of beliefs and confidence. A great growth of players and teams. We need to ban it and continue to build on it.”

Rodgers: a heroic performance, we didn’t deserve the end

Celtic safe Brendan Rodgers speaking Amazon Prime::

“This is not what the players deserved at the very end. They gave so much in the game. We didn’t give too much and denied them space.

“We had quality and great moves and we had a better chance in the game. A real heroic performance and eventually only unhappy.

“We always felt we would be there in the game, it’s just a switch of that confidence to their game. It was a cruel way to get out of the competition.”

Sutton: Sales Kyogo cost Celtic

Heavenly sports’ Chris Sutton::

“I thought Celtic was great this evening. I had a lot of concern before the game, but Celtics was balanced.

“They were brave in the way they played and opened Bayern repeatedly – they were just not ruthless enough.

“If a small ounce of regrets from this champions League campaign comes, Bayern’s bench would make a difference. Celtic sold Kyogo and never replaced it. The Bayern bench was a little better.

“But it is hypercritical because the performance was the first class. I really am for them.