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FC Bayern in individual review
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Flick teaches Sané a lesson
The winger is substituted over and over again, apparently without injury. Robert Lewandowski keeps going and David Alaba is also the boss in midfield. FC Bayern in the individual review.
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Martin Schneider
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Manuel Neuer
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Now that he is a world goalkeeper, he could still set some other goals in life. How about throwing a javelin, for example? In any case, when he threw the ball an impressive distance at the BayArena, Johannes Vetter had to do it first. Totally powerless when awarded, like trying to catch a spear in flight. Patrik Schick only hits the ball once in his life.
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Niklas Süle
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Niklas Süle is often underestimated. Like he did against Wolfsburg, he played the unknown right-back position and when you saw in the lineup that he was going to face Moussa Diaby, you thought: Ugh, it could be difficult. But Süle is generally faster than you think. Defensively harmless, forward with more excursions than against Wolfsburg, about before 1: 1.
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Jerome boateng
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His contract expires in the summer, as of January 2, Jérôme Boateng can officially negotiate with other clubs (unofficially, there are always ways), but perhaps Bayern should consider whether they would like to speak to Boateng as a club. Absolutely sovereign, absolutely solid, a defender you would want in a top game.
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Lucas Hernandez
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There are defenses that exude a natural calm and Lucas Hernández is definitely not one of them. He has an innate frenzy in his actions, sometimes leading to dynamism, sometimes at … frenzied pace. He had a very annoying opponent in 17-year-old Florian Wirtz, who pestered him like wasps were still flying in December. He couldn’t cause a mistake, but few good passes did.
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Alphonso davies
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Against Union Berlin with a used game, much improved against Leverkusen. He didn’t have an easy opponent with Leon Bailey, but he gave the Jamaican the unusual task of not being able to just get past the defender.
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Corentin Tolisso
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Hansi Flick put an assistant named David Alaba by his side and after his lonely experiences with Wolfsburg he should have been very happy about it. This time I did not have to take responsibility only in the Bavarian headquarters, but you have to put it that way, I ignored him. He will return to the bench when Joshua Kimmich (substituted) and Leon Goretzka (muscular injury) are back in shape. (File image)
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David Alaba
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He played for FC Bayern in his favorite position in midfield for the first time and, as if to prove that he belongs there, he immediately took over as player-coach. He trained so loud that all the external microphones in Leverkusen picked up on his instructions. “Good, Coco!” (to Tolisso), “Right outside” (to Davies to shove Bailey), “Good, Boa!” (to Boateng), “Coco out” (when Tolisso was too late to press) and so on. The Bayern game did well, especially in the second half there was more structure in the center of Munich.
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Serge gnabry
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He has made 18 appearances since the start of the season, only Thomas Müller and Manuel Neuer have more and no one can see him as much as Gnabry. He lives in dynamic sprints and cannot handle them anymore. He received an atypical yellow card early in the game because he jumped arm first towards Dragovic. He would have had his scene after a pass from Müller in the 67th minute, but Hradecky stopped him hard, wanting an ice cube for Christmas or at least no competitive play.
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Thomas muller
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He thanked Leroy Sané for the beautiful pass in front of his cross to make it 1-1 – after all, the national player could receive the praise that day (see there). Kingsley Coman is currently Bayern’s best coach (seven assists), but Müller is already back on the field (six).
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Kingsley coman
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After a good 30 minutes, this stressful season presumably also hit the currently better-fit Munich. His thigh was reportedly injured and had to be replaced. I had some refreshing matches with Daley Sinkgraven before that and it had an invigorating effect on the Bavarian offense. Leroy Sané came looking for him.
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Robert Lewandowski
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Perhaps it’s these world football vibes that in a game that is actually down to 1: 1, you can still hit 2: 1 in injury time. What else can be said about Lewandowski: two goals against Wolfsburg, a world footballer, two goals against Leverkusen. Perhaps to score the first goal it is not necessary to be a world giant. So: Would everyone have done it? Jonathan Tah and Lukas Hradecky dived under Müller’s flank and behind him Lewandowski waited and said: Thanks for the empty goal, I’ll head him. In some honors to his individual title you could read that he had become more useful to the team. That was the case in Leverkusen. He walked long distances, sometimes appearing at the corner flag to catch a ball. Then of course it was missing from the front. He roared into the stands once for failing to properly stop a long ball.
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Leroy Sané
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He got the maximum penalty from any coach – he was substituted on and off and it didn’t really look like there was an injury. In any case, he marched fast and frustrated to the stands and then sat there in flip flops. After 30 minutes he came for Coman, after only 36 minutes on the field, Flick handed him back to Musiala.
It definitely provided occasions for a performance-related substitution. He got back into one defensive duel or another and Flick is known to be unable to bear it. He was involved in the equalization after all, and his velvety ball handling showed on approach. Still, it was obvious that Flick felt that Sané needed a lesson. He was consoled by Thomas Müller after the final whistle.
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Substitute players
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Joshua Kimmich and Jamal Musiala: Flick wasn’t expecting Joshua Kimmich until January, but apparently he can also heal a meniscus with sheer force of will. As expected, he managed to score the winning goal. Jamal Musiala can learn from him, whose long-range shot hit the post.
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