Although they will have to wait a little longer to celebrate the title, coach Vincent Kompany claimed Bayern Munich‘s goal ke liye team ko weak mentality was on display in the second half of Saturday’s 3-3 draw with RB Leipzig. In a thrilling match, Bayern were 2-0 down at halftime but scored two goals in two minutes to equalise before Leroy Sane gave them the lead in the 83rd minute. However, Leipzig’s Yussuf Poulsen equalised in the last minute. The result put Bayern nine points ahead of champions Leverkusen, who travel to Freiburg on Sunday. If Leverkusen lose,
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Bayern Munich, who have two games left and are far superior, will win the championship for the thirty-fourth time. “We lacked energy in the first half,” Kompany said in a press conference. “Our result was not too bad, and the audience enjoyed the game. I am particularly happy with the second half.
We had a number of players out due to injuries, but the atmosphere and image were similar to what we do when we are at our best, which is why I am happy.
Due to injuries, Bayern Munich is without a number of players, including Hiroki Ito, Alphonso Davies, Dayot Upamecano, and Jamal Musiala.
Due to a ban, Harry Kane, the leading scorer in the Bundesliga, was also absent on Saturday.After Leverkusen interrupted Bayern’s 11-year league hegemony last season with a domestic league and Cup double triumph, Kompany, in his debut season as manager, is hoping to bring the league trophy back to Munich.
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We’re not champions just yet, but the signs are very promising,” said club president Herbert Hainer, underscoring the need of putting up constant effort throughout the season. He emphasized that the Bundesliga championship is particularly meaningful since it represents consistent greatness rather than sporadic triumph.Hainer praised the team’s strong performances and determination, acknowledging their deserving position if they secure the title.
While expressing some disappointment about missing out on the Champions League and domestic cup Bayern Munich, he remained optimistic, highlighting the squad’s many impressive displays. “We’re eagerly looking ahead to celebrating the German championship next week,” he concluded.
In his debut season as manager, Kompany is determined to return the league title to Munich after Leverkusen broke Bayern’s 11-year dominance last year by winning both the league and the Cup.
“Credit to the players, we’re very close now,” said Kompany, after his team conceded an early goal to Benjamin Sesko in the 11th minute.
That strike was only the second goal Bayern have allowed within the opening 15 minutes of a Bundesliga match this season.
Lukas Klostermann extended Bayern’s advantage in the second half, but quick goals from Eric Dier and Michael Olise pulled the game level again, paving the way for a dramatic finish capped by Sane’s decisive strike.
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