It honestly still relies heavily on our tactics, if we were to play like we did before the short break, going all out, keeping futile possession with a lopsided team, then Bayern will bulldoze us on the counter. Now that we are playing a little smarter, chances of us being humiliated will inherently be lesser. The "overreaction" was definitely justified considering how bad we were struggling against smaller teams. Those who claim double digits are obviously just exaggeration, but by no means we wont be humiliated.
BUT, Setien like EV could potentially set us for disaster if we don't put the game to bed. You could argue Bayern isnt as strong as Liverpool then but we are also much weaker now, and the need to shoehorn star players into the team(eg. Griez), even though he doesnt fit AT ALL, not giving chances to players more well versed in their roles (Puig), even if it means subbing them early if we struggle to create options. I think having Messi will always give us that edge no other team will ever have, which is good, but it is still praying for one player to carry the attack. Here is when the manager has to step in and bring the right reinforcement and also inject more dynamic and energetic players.
Dragging the game will also mean we will lose more chance considering our energy seeps and we won't be able to keep up. It's great to be optimistic but not be too complacent.
Could literally say the same for fans who were so confident Liverpool or Roma will never score 4 or 3; it goes both ways. Personally, I think this match is a 50/50, it ultimately depends on what lineup and tactics on that very day, it can go either way for both.
