A few posts above there was a discussion about whether Robert Lewandowski departure had an impact. Of course, every departure has an impact for a team. That is also the case at work. When someone leaves the job we do not find a 1:1 replacement. But I do not think that is the question or the problem here. The problem is in the defence. They lost because goals were scored against them. So the focus from Bayern should be the defence.
I agree that Lewandowski's departure has had an impact (whether it's bad or not). But I don't agree that they only have defensive problems, because when their defense is good but they can't score it means they won't win the game. I said they played well, it was just that they had problems with finishing, that's what I saw. If they had a good finish, when they conceded one goal and created two, it would have been a win for them.
It's true, Munich played well, but it looks like something went wrong up front against a team with a strong defense. none of the Munich forwards have the initiative and can unlock it. when it comes to a deadlock, of course, Munich will be very frustrated when there are many chances but don't produce goals. when they have a lot of possession but can't give a good pass. Munich must evaluate its squad.