Football Bundesliga
“Partly Harakiri”: Tuchel clearly criticizes Bayern after setbacks in Freiburg
Munich’s weak first half hour in Freiburg left the coach perplexed. Sports director Freund doesn’t want to talk about the championship after the 2-2 draw with Bayern.
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“The difference in the quality of our game, in the positional discipline, in the error rate” was also serious, said Tuchel. Munich could have been happy that they were only 0-1 behind after 30 minutes. He particularly criticized the fact that his team was “completely without structure” and “far too undisciplined” in their positional play in the first 30 minutes.
According to Thomas Tuchel, Bayern were deprived of their deserved wages
The second half was good, said Tuchel. There was a “completely different life there,” and everyone also acted “much more disciplined in their position.” His team “deservedly turned the game around” in the meantime. On the one hand, the 2-2 draw deprived us of the wages we deserved. “On the other hand, we missed so much in the first half that maybe we can’t wait,” said Tuchel.
“I don’t think it was because of the desire,” said Tuchel. “It was partly hara-kiri. I think we had phases in which our central defender ran behind the full-back,” the coach continued.
Christian Günter (12th minute) and Lucas Höler (87th) scored for Freiburg, Mathys Tel (35th) and Jamal Musiala (75th) for Bayern. In the table, leaders Bayer Leverkusen can extend their lead over Munich to ten points with a win at 1. FC Köln on Sunday. “We don’t need to talk about that tonight,” said sports director Christoph Freund about Bayern’s chances of winning another championship. “We have to make sure we bring in more consistency.”