Celtic midfielder Arne Engels says his facet have proven they will match Bayern Munich and should consider they will accomplish that once more within the away leg of their Champions League tie subsequent Tuesday.
Talking after the 2-1 first-leg defeat at Celtic Park on Wednesday, the German insisted his the Scottish champions may take a lot from the sport.
“There are lots of optimistic factors. We simply have to carry on believing in ourselves. We’re nonetheless within the recreation and that was the purpose.
“We’ve got proven we will match Bayern and it is as much as us now to go there and consider we will do one thing. We needn’t change lots.
“I believe we’re enhancing in each side. We might be compact and also you noticed within the final 20 minutes that we actually can damage them.”
Engels thought he might need had the chance to attain from the penalty spot when he was challenged by Bayern defender Dayot Upamecano.
No foul was awarded on the sector and, though referee Jesus Gil Manzano was known as to the monitor to overview his resolution, he caught along with his unique ruling.
“I felt one thing on my foot and I believed it was a penalty, however I heard from the fellows that he barely touched it along with his toe,” Engels mentioned.
“I believe if the referee must go to the display possibly it will have been a penalty, however it wasn’t. So we needed to carry on going.”