Criticism of Davies' poor performance: What a mistake! Bayern star stood still and watched the ball

Bayern Munich lost its lead in Stavanger, as Alphonso Davies put in a weak performance during the third goal, prompting experts to sharply criticize his play.

According to "Varzeh Se", Amazon Prime expert Shkodran Mustafi blamed the Bavarians' fullback for receiving the third goal after Bayern Munich drew 3-3 against Viking Stavanger in the European Champions League.

The current coach of the German under-21 national team said: "Davis only looks at the ball. He runs towards his own goal and doesn't even notice that there is a player behind him. He doesn't even move towards the ball properly. Davis had to keep his body open, contain the attacker, block him and prevent him from shooting. In the worst case, if neither of them hit the ball, the ball would pass behind and go away. But these are precisely the mistakes that sometimes seem very clumsy."

When Hermann Haugen scored the equalizer in the 90th minute, Bayern Munich was following the match with 10 men due to the dismissal of Michael Olisse in the 74th minute after receiving a second yellow card. Before scoring this goal, Konrad Laimer and Yoshua Kimish on the right wing lost the ball against Jesper Daland and Zlatko Tripich, and then Tripich sent a cross into the penalty area, which was converted into a goal by Haugen's header.

Mustafi, the champion of the 2014 World Cup, emphasized that, especially in the situation of 10 players, coherent defense inside the penalty area is of great importance, adding: "In these minutes, many balls are sent into the penalty area. In such a situation, you have to assess the situation, check your back and block the attacker."

Josephine Henning, another expert of the program, also criticized the defensive behavior of the 25-year-old Canadian national team player in the goal scene and said: "He doesn't even go to the ball and simply allows him to be pushed aside. "In that scene, he should have gotten up in the air much better and tried to head."