“Celtic SHOCKED the World of Football….” – German Media Reacts to the ‘Unacceptable’ Celtic Victory Amid Particular CRITICISM for Kuhn because….

Global Reaction: Celtic’s Thrashing of Leipzig Sparks Fury in Germany

Celtic’s stunning 3-1 victory over RB Leipzig in the Champions League has sent shockwaves across the football world, with German media outlets struggling to come to terms with the defeat.

Leading German publication Bild was scathing in its assessment, labeling Leipzig’s performance as “pathetic” and reserving particular criticism for winger Nicolas Kuhn.

“Kuhn was invisible,” Bild fumed. “He didn’t even manage to create a single scoring chance.”

The German media’s frustration was palpable, with many outlets questioning Leipzig’s tactics and player selections.

“Celtic’s victory was well-deserved,” wrote German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung. “Leipzig’s defense was woefully inadequate, and their attack lacked any real punch.”

Meanwhile, Celtic’s impressive display earned widespread praise from international media outlets.

“Celtic produced a magnificent performance,” wrote The Guardian. “Their pressing and counter-attacking were relentless, and Leipzig simply couldn’t cope.”

Spanish publication AS echoed this sentiment, stating: “Celtic’s victory was a masterclass in intensity and determination.”

The reaction from German pundits was equally damning, with former Bayern Munich midfielder Stefan Effenberg blasting Leipzig’s lack of resilience.

“Leipzig’s performance was unacceptable,” Effenberg said. “They lacked the fight and determination required to compete at this level.”

As Celtic basks in the glory of their impressive victory, Leipzig must regroup and reassess their strategy ahead of their next Champions League fixture.

Key reactions:

  • Bild: “Kuhn was invisible… Leipzig’s performance was pathetic.”
  • Süddeutsche Zeitung: “Celtic’s victory was well-deserved… Leipzig’s defense was woefully inadequate.”
  • The Guardian: “Celtic produced a magnificent performance.”
  • AS: “Celtic’s victory was a masterclass in intensity and determination.”
  • Stefan Effenberg: “Leipzig’s performance was unacceptable… They lacked fight and determination”