Combani: We will face an ancient team, and this is our goal

Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kombani appeared at a press conference, to talk about tomorrow's confrontation against Celtic in the first leg of the Champions League exclusion.

The coach said: "Celtic is a team that knows how to win, and settles matches through the attack. They are used to scoring goals, and this confidence also takes them with big matches, but there are some things they do less - they may defend less in their league, this It is the experience I have against clubs that dominate their patrols, as they continue to maintain this method. "

He added: "Hiroki Eto'o's return? In this aspect. We now have more experienced and quality players, but it is difficult to evaluate his fitness.

He added: "The loss in all your Champions League matches outside the stadium? Yes, this is a fact, but we always interacted well with the situations, we learned from them and responded correctly. Now we have two games, not just one confrontation. Our goal is always to develop a step after step. I feel that we are We carry with us a passion and enthusiasm from the matches we played. But psychology in this match is different, because it is playing on two games.

On the loss against Fenord: "It seems that it was just counterattacks and goals we received, but the goals came in completely different ways and this is not the most important in the discussion now. We have always felt Fenord's presence in the match even if we can score four goals ourselves, my hope and my role is to turn These moments are decisive moments so that we can develop as a team. But we are not talking about a match that we have experienced for weeks. On the confrontation of Celtic, but it is two games in the total, and the important thing is to qualify. "

"All the players play many matches, and in all this positions this is the case everywhere. That is why we always hoped that we have a team through which we could make the switches. We have always done so, and we have never made the issue of switching a big issue."

He continued: "Celtic is an ancient club in the history of the Champions League, we give them the respect they deserve. But we are a big team, and as long as we realize how important and greatly of this match, we will perform well."

"We will see who will play and where. The important thing is that I get to know the characteristics of the players, their quality, and what they need to develop. I think it is in planning our team with Max Eberl and Christophe Freud, we never make a decision against the file of a specific player. The most important. It is that these players have returned to participate.