After the fifth defeat of the season, FC Bayern must tremble for the German championship more than ever. Not surprising that CEO Oliver Kahn was deeply hurt after the 1: 3 (1: 0) in the home game against RB Leipzig.
Does the “disaster” case, as Oliver Kahn described second place in the Bundesliga, actually occur? Should BVB master their mandatory task at FC Augsburg on Sunday (5:30 p.m.) and return to Dortmund with three points, the Munich team would no longer have it in their own hands on the last day of the game.
Remarkable: FC Bayern still had the action under control in the first half against Leipzig, Serge Gnabry, who was in a good mood recently, scored the lead after 25 minutes after a template from Thomas Müller.
But in the second half, the team of head coach Thomas Tuchel gave the game completely out of hand, the outstanding Konrad Laimer (65th) as well as Christopher Nkunku (76th) and Dominik Szoboszlai (86th) turned the game around from the point.
Bayern boss Kahn “disappointed” about missed “huge opportunity”
In view of the next bitter bankruptcy, it was once again up to Oliver Kahn to take a hard stance on the FC Bayern players. “It’s happened one or two times this season where you had the feeling that everything would collapse if a goal was conceded or if the situation got difficult if there was resistance,” said the visibly battered CEO of “ZDF”. -Microphone.
He made no secrets of his frustration: “First of all, I’m disappointed with what I’ve seen here today. Disappointed that we gave up this huge opportunity to become German champions on our own today.”
Shortly after the end of the game, the heavily counted board boss had shown himself combative on the “Sky” microphone: “My faith is always there, I’ll do the devil and give something away here.”