Belgian media calls Celtic Park a ‘volcano’ & team ‘a swarm of bees’

On matchday five of the new-look tournament’s league phase, Celtic will play Belgian team Club Brugge this evening, marking their return to Champions League competition.

With four games played, Brendan Rodgers and his team have seven points going into the contest, while the visitors have six. Given how well both sides are playing right now, a victory would be a big step towards qualifying for the competition’s knockout round.

The Belgian media is aware of the potential influence Paradise could have on the outcome at full time, but it is unclear if a packed Celtic Park will tilt the scales in favour of the home club.

He stated (as translated by Google): “The most well-known Scot after Tony Blair and Sean Connery, Sir Alex Ferguson, famously said it all: ‘You should beat the atmosphere, not the team.

“Club Brugge is about to undergo a stressful test. The message is to remain composed. The light must stay on for an hour and a half for everyone, and the pulse rate must not increase too quickly. A single disruption could be lethal.

“Celtic’s football technique is no superior than Club’s. Additionally, there are chances on set pieces because they are not larger in terms of [height].

However, Celtic’s superior ability to roll up their sleeves, hurry, and exert pressure on you until

“Celtic act like ‘a swarm of bees’ when they lose the ball,” Poissonnier continued. Their press is oppressive. [Brugge] will have to perform under that strain; as they say, he must breach the first line.

That’s where opportunities exist. especially considering that Kuhn-Furuhashi-Maeda, Celtic’s trident, is its strongest weapon up front.

“Club needs to attempt playing football outside of the duels once more. Our emotions must always yield to reason. If not, Celtic Park, the volcano, will control the club.

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