Following Bayern Munich’s elimination from the UEFA Champions League by Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), veteran goalkeeper Manuel Neuer admitted that his side lacked the necessary “killer instinct” to win the tie.
Despite a late equalizer by Harry Kane in the second leg, Bayern could not overcome the aggregate deficit, The German giants were eliminated with a 6-5 aggregate scoreline.
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Reacting after the game, Neuer in a chat with DAZN highlighted the contrast between the two teams, noting that PSG were “killers” in their finishing.
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“I think we didn’t have the killer instinct in attack today, but ultimately we did have the opportunities to win the game,” he said.
“We didn’t have many clear-cut chances, but when you do get those moments… look at Paris – they were simply killers, scoring five goals the way they did in the first leg.
“That’s exactly what we needed today. And I think you could see that we were actually close to reaching the final, but we weren’t able to finish the job.”
