Quote from: KTChampions on Today at 07:13:30 PM

Quote from: JeromeTash on September 23, 2022, 09:52:41 PM

Quote from: KTChampions on September 23, 2022, 05:11:03 PM

There is no doubt that Bayern will change the situation in the local league. But the problem is that they want to win the Champions League. To do this, you have to be much stronger than just "strong enough to win the Bundesliga". Bayern concede a lot of goals and started scoring a little - it is obvious that if this is not corrected, any strong opponent can knock them out of the Champions League playoffs.

How you love the play-offs word, though. Makes me feel like Bayern Munich did not qualify for Champions League, and now they are having some play-offs in order to qualify Cheesy

Anyway, we will wait and see, if the end justifies the means or ... not!
Personally, I still think they have a chance until, they no longer have it.

Real Madrid did it, and most butthurt and delusional fanboys here called it "Luck"

I can use the expression "elimination games" Cheesy

And yes, I have to constantly use one of these clarifications because for the top teams, the group stage is essentially a formality or a way to try out their own strengths/new tactics. Results in most groups are a foregone conclusion.
Thanks to the haters, Real Madrid's "luck" has already become a meme Grin

No matter what happens, in the end, the main conclusion that can be drawn from this match is that Bayern Munich is struggling to score goals, and that is going to be a major concern in their upcoming matches. My opinion is that one of their biggest mistakes was selling Robert Lewandowski to FC Barcelona. As I believe that Robert Lewandowski was the main goal scorer for Bayern at the time, scoring almost 400 goals for them. Which is really quite an impressive number, and he was a powerful goal scorer in front of the target, which is something Bayern does not have right now.