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When the two coaches got in front of the cameras at the end of the main match, both Hansi Flick and Julian Nagelsmann were able to live well with the wild 3: 3 (2: 2) between FC Bayern and RB Leipzig.
“I think we have to be satisfied. The important thing is that we have not lost,” said the FCB coach Sky facilitated. “It was a wild game. Both defenses weren’t 100 percent.” But while Flick was satisfied with his team’s offensive play, he had a few complaints about defensive behavior. “We got simple goals that weren’t set. That has to do with the fact that we have to make changes more often. If you can see how high we’re defending, it wasn’t optimal today.” The one-two of CHECK24 with Jens Lehmann on Sunday from 11 am on SPORT1 TV
Although his team had lost two leads, Nagelsmann only praised his team. “It was an exciting game, both teams invested a lot. We played it very well. I am very satisfied. The boys pushed their limits well, although on Tuesday he expects another important game.”
Neuer: “I can live with the point”
Leipzig had the stunning record champions on the brink of their first home bankruptcy in more than a year (November 30, 2019, 1: 2 vs. Leverkusen). But at least Müller was reliable for the defending champion. (Bundesliga table)
“It was a fantastic match for the neutral spectator,” said Manuel Neuer. Sky. “We had to fight, but in the end we can live quite well with the point.”
For Neuer it was “crucial that Leipzig did not win. We can basically live with that.” The Bayern goalkeeper put his finger in the wound: “We have conceded too many goals this season, that’s annoying.”
Christopher Nkunku (19th) put RB in the lead with Leipzig’s first goal in Munich. But exceptional talent Jamal Musiala (30th) and Müller (35th), who replaced the injured Javi Martínez (groin), initially turned the tide. (The game to read on TICKER)
Leroy Sané disappointed
Justin Kluivert (36th) drew his first competitive match in bullfighting, before strong Emil Forsberg (48th) made Leipzig dream of the first round of the Allianz Arena. But Müller scored again after Kingsley Coman’s third assist (75th).
“We have to be wide awake,” warned Bayern coach Hansi Flick before kick-off for his eleven, who had moved up to seven positions. His boss’s announcement that he had to “work compactly against the ball” was once again to no avail. At first, RB only had to wait for Bayern’s shaky defensive errors, in which David Alaba defended the ailing Lucas Hernández down the left.
Too often there were big gaps in Munich’s midfield and there was not always support for the offense. The national player Leroy Sané missed another opportunity from the starting eleven and was replaced (64th). (Bundesliga schedule and results)
The extremely greedy guests were determined to take advantage of Munich’s shortcomings.
“I just had a club sandwich, but I’m still hungry,” RB coach Julian Nagelsmann said before the game, and his team also exuded that will. Nkunku and Kluivert, who rotated in the starting lineup, brought a lot of speed with them and invaded the defense of the record champions after turning the ball over and over again.
Musiala comes into play and scores
Before the 0: 1, Forsberg accelerated the game with a pass to the depths, Bayern did not have a good graduation and were too open in the midfield. Captain Manuel Neuer fell from his goal, but came too late against Nkunku.
After the lead, Leipzig made the mistake of letting the favorite come. The only 17-year-old Musiala scored his third Bundesliga goal (in the eighth game) with a pass from Coman and started it 2-1.
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But Bayern did not bring any calm to their game, and Leipzig did not lose courage even after falling behind. Kluivert took advantage of another numb defensive situation after a clever pass from Amadou Haidara to equalize. In RB’s renewed lead after the break, Forsberg was able to head unrestrictedly behind Angelino’s flank.
After Müller’s second goal, Musiala (85th) even had a chance to beat Bayern.
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With sports information service (SID)
