Now another defeat in the derby against FC Augsburg. Bayern Munich hasn’t started the Bundesliga as badly as it is now. But the crisis at FCB is a blessing for all football fans. That’s what the s is fortern of match day.
Leroy Sané was in front of goal, as were Mané and Müller, as well as Goretzka and Musiala – and they all failed. Sometimes because of inaccurate shots, but mostly to Augsburg goalkeeper Rafal Gikiewicz. This was also the case in injury time, when he scratched colleague Manuel Neuer’s header off the line. 70 percent possession of the ball, shots on goal without end, nothing helped the record champions, the central defense fell asleep once too often, a goal was enough for the derby opponent to win.
Historically poor start to the season
FCB have not won four times in a row, the last time that happened was twelve years ago. In terms of points, the team was last in such a bad position 20 years ago as it is now. Unsurprisingly, the hut in Munich is on fire and coach Julian Nagelsmann also makes no secret of his helplessness.
The fact that the Bundesliga has become too small for FCB may now be taking its revenge. In recent years, the team has more or less taken the championships in passing. They no longer take the competition seriously, the German soccer championship is only the minimum goal. The transfers in the summer were canceled accordingly. Neither a Sadio Mané nor a Matthijs de Ligt moved to the Isar to raise a salad bowl. This moment should have been ticked off for you when you signed the contract. The Champions League alone counts for the club and the environment, and that’s where the team works.
Basically, nothing better can happen to the Bundesliga than the crisis on Säbener Straße. After Bayern’s scary start to the season, who would have thought that previous (SC Freiburg) and current (Union Berlin) underdogs would face the permanent champions on Matchday 7? Even some FCB fans seem unfamiliar with the table situation, but not unwelcome. So some remember the and . At that time things were only moderate in the league, but they won the national champions’ cup one after the other, which is what the Champions League is today.
Thank you Bavaria for this crisis
The Bundesliga must appear to the FCB just like the DFB Cup, where their own famous laws apply. In other words: for the favorites, the line between fulfilling their obligations and being disgraced is very often very thin. For the vast majority of football fans and the tension in the league, nothing better can actually happen.
Thank you Bavaria! That’s what it’s for star of match day.
Source: Stern
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