We were furious after the Genoa match, and responded with 1 half of football vs Bologna. We were going for a win here, yet never looked remotely interested. Even if this is a good result, I can’t help be feel disappointed.
Our gameplan was dangerous. We invited Bayern to win the game by letting them set the tempo. This was made worse since we couldn’t keep possession or close them down effectively. Allowing them space to create chance after chance, without a worry of a counter-attack (as proven by how far up Lahm was in the 2nd), is never a smart gameplan. All it takes is a tiny mistake, a deflection, a foul, a moment of brilliance, etc, to lose the match, yet we allowed Bayern to apply all the pressure. Considering the circumstances of our match a few days earlier (stopped attacking, less aggressive in midfield), you would have thought we would not pull the same tactic away against a much stronger side.
As for individual performances, I thought our defense did well. Legro in particular was a surprise. It was the only area of the pitch where we played as a unit. Our midfield and attack were on different wavelengths, and they rarely linked up.
As for the Poulsen change, it was a very unambitious sub, however, we didn't really have any options in terms of midfielders. Tiago was probably not fit enough to play 30 minutes of football on the backfoot. With that said, it is never a positive thing to see Juventus going for a tie 60 minutes into the game.
We are extremely lucky to walk away with a pt here. Bayern were clearly the better side and thoroughly deserved a win. These type of away performances will not get you far in the CL, and although I am still confident of our chances of qualifying, I hope we approach the away legs of our knockout games a lot differently.