After the 1-1 draw against Manchester City, the bosses justify themselves because of the change of coach and the squad structure without a real striker. And Thomas Tuchel has to wonder if he ended up in some kind of Rocky horror show.
The door flew open, Oliver Kahn stepped into the light. The game hadn’t been over long, the evening was still young. 11:22 p.m., still a good half hour until the witching hour, and yet the FC Bayern CEO ran straight to the journalists. Kahn knew: Just as the top candidates of the parties appear on the stage after major election defeats to explain that the campaign team did a top job and that the party program was flawless and visionary, so after major defeats in the Champions League, a club boss expects a speech that dips the events in bright colors. “Overall, it was a strong performance from the team,” said Kahn in a calm voice. “Especially in the first half. If we take the lead it will be very tight for Manchester City!”