FC Bayern Munich director Max Eberl has taken aim at Paris Saint-Germain following their dramatic UEFA Champions League semi-final first leg clash.
Bayern suffered a narrow 5-4 defeat at the Parc des Princes in a high-intensity encounter that showcased the attacking quality of both teams.
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Despite the loss, the German side earned praise for their resilience against a formidable PSG attack.
Eberl described the match as one of the highest-level games he has witnessed, commending Bayern’s effort in a challenging away fixture.
However, his focus quickly turned to PSG’s reaction after scoring their fifth goal during the contest.
Eberl questions PSG’s celebrations
The Bayern director suggested that PSG celebrated excessively after Ousmane Dembele made it 5-2, claiming their reaction resembled a team that had already secured a place in the final.
Eberl pointed out that Bayern responded strongly after that moment, fighting back to reduce the deficit and keep the tie alive ahead of the second leg.
He emphasized that the contest remains open and far from decided, reports Bavarian football.
With the return leg set to take place at Bayern’s home ground, the German giants are confident of overturning the one-goal deficit.
Eberl highlighted the strength of their home support, describing the Allianz Arena as a “fortress” where they believe they can complete a comeback.
The second leg promises to be another thrilling encounter as both sides battle for a place in the Champions League final.
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