“Celtic Park’s Deafening Roar After Kuhn’s Goal Could Have Caused Hearing Loss, Expert Warns”
“Unbelievable Noise Levels: Celtic Park Reaches Ear-Splitting 129 Decibels After Nicolas Kuhn’s Goal, Expert Warns of Potential Hearing Damage”
“Celtic Park Reaches Ear-Splitting 129 Decibels After Nicolas Kuhn’s Stunning Goal, Expert Warns of Hearing Damage Risk”
The atmosphere at Celtic Park on Tuesday night during the 3-1 Champions League victory over RB Leipzig was nothing short of electrifying. According to the German newspaper Leipziger Volkszeitung, reported by RecordSport, the stadium reached an astonishing 129 decibels following Nicolas Kuhn’s goal, a sound level comparable to the roar of a jet engine taking off. Experts have warned that such intense noise levels are enough to cause immediate hearing damage, similar to the impact of a jackhammer.
The high-decibel atmosphere persisted throughout the match, with Kuhn’s equalizer and Reo Hatate’s dramatic late goal continuing to elevate the noise to a staggering 121 decibels. The deafening sound was felt throughout the stadium, creating an unforgettable environment as Celtic secured a crucial victory on the European stage. The sheer intensity of the roar reflected the fans’ passion and commitment, turning Celtic Park into an iconic fortress on the night.
The extreme decibel levels reached at Celtic Park highlight the intensity and fervor of the club’s supporters, creating an intimidating environment that visiting teams find difficult to cope with. The atmosphere on Tuesday night against RB Leipzig was proof of this, with the crowd roaring to 129 decibels after Nicolas Kuhn’s equalizer, sending shockwaves through the stadium.
In terms of European standards, Galatasaray holds the record with 131 decibels, achieved during a 2011 derby against Fenerbahce. However, the global record stands at an astounding 142.2 decibels, recorded during a 2013 American football game at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City.
Yet, Celtic fans continue to show why they’re regarded as some of the best and loudest in Europe. Their unwavering support and passionate displays last week proved once again that Celtic Park remains one of the most electric atmospheres in football.
Celtic find themselves in an excellent position in the Champions League this season, with a real chance of progressing to the knockout round. After a solid start and impressive performances, including their 3-1 victory over RB Leipzig, many fans are beginning to believe that a top-8 finish could be within reach. Should the Hoops manage to secure one of those coveted spots, they would bypass the group-stage round of 32 and go straight into the round of 16. This would mark a significant achievement for Celtic and their supporters, showing their continued progress at Europe’s elite level. The atmosphere at Celtic Park, coupled with the team’s growing confidence, makes this goal seem increasingly achievable.