Celtic midfielder Cvancara insists the Champions League tie against Stuttgart remains wide open ahead of their crucial second leg. The Scottish side must overturn a deficit from the first leg in Germany, where they struggled to create clear chances against a well-organized Bundesliga outfit.

Despite the unfavorable result, Cvancara believes Celtic's experience in European competition and their home advantage at Celtic Park could prove decisive. The Glasgow club has a storied history in continental tournaments, reaching the European Cup final in 1970 and winning the UEFA Cup in 2003. Their passionate supporters create an intimidating atmosphere that visiting teams often struggle to handle.

Stuttgart will need to maintain their defensive discipline while looking for opportunities to extend their lead on the counter-attack. The German side has shown inconsistency in domestic league play this season, making their European form particularly impressive. For Celtic, a successful European campaign would provide a significant boost to their season and potentially open doors for future continental success.