In theory, Bayern Munich has a chance to catch up with Lazio goal deficit, with several advantages they have, including acting as hosts. I also think that Thomas Tuchel squad can score two goals, as a condition for qualifying for the quarter finals. In terms of squad depth, Bayern Munich has much better players than Lazio, if you could say Lazio was lucky in the first leg match at home. Thomas Tuchel has certainly learned from experience, and will change his game strategy to be able to beat the Serie A representatives.
Thomas Tuchel will certainly maximize the services of his expensive striker Harry Kane. If the ball supply flows smoothly, Harry Kane can ensure that every opportunity can be converted into a goal. Bayern Munich defense line is an area that Thomas Tuchel must pay close attention to, when Harry Kane scores a goal those guarding the back line must be able to maintain their lead. In my opinion, Lazio will play with a defensive strategy and rely on counter attacks, while Bayern Munich will play openly and attack, to pursue a safe point first.
Thomas Tuchel will certainly maximize the services of his expensive striker Harry Kane. If the ball supply flows smoothly, Harry Kane can ensure that every opportunity can be converted into a goal. Bayern Munich defense line is an area that Thomas Tuchel must pay close attention to, when Harry Kane scores a goal those guarding the back line must be able to maintain their lead. In my opinion, Lazio will play with a defensive strategy and rely on counter attacks, while Bayern Munich will play openly and attack, to pursue a safe point first.
Makes sense.
And this theory will come true
Tuchel will improve the attacking approach in the second leg. IMO
However, the players must push themselves physically and mentally to achieve a better result.
The defenders should avoid wasting time passing the ball back and forth and instead focus on passing directly to the wingers.
If Tuchel starts De Ligt and Eric Dier together in defense, Bayern's defense will be more stable.