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For Bayern Munich, their loss to Frankfurt will cause them a lot in their title race should Bayern Leverkusen win Stuttgart in their match today.

It's quite a big goal difference, even from the start I was convinced the worst result was a draw. It seems that Tuchel's statement is correct, if Bayern's players take the match too easily. This resulted in their mental breakdown when the opponent made 2 goals. This saw the first half they lost by 3 goals. Even Frankfrut took the initiative to attack, they seemed to deliberately shock Munich by pressing above, so that Munich was not free to control the ball.

That scoreline is still beyond what I understand. Something feels off about Bayern Munich losing by such a wide margin. They appeared to be outside of Frankfurt's league. A team like that one would be expected to win, if not at least put up a fight. Football, though, is a volatile sport. We are reminded by times like this that even the greatest can buckle under duress. Bayern might use this game as a sobering reality check. This loss must be taken seriously, and they must grow from it in order to return stronger. If not, that would drastically threaten their goals, especially in the Champions League.

Yes indeed, with this defeat, Bayern Munich will likely be difficult to take over the top position in Bundesliga standing this moment. But ya, which make me surprising is, this is Bayern Munich first defeat this season in the Bundesliga, but the defeat Bayern Munich received is with a big score like 5-1, obviously this is a big blow to the mentality of the Bayern Munich squad. Because anyway, whatever result Bayer Leverkusen gets in the match against Stuttgart this time, the fact is that Bayer Leverkusen will still remain at the top of the Bundesliga standings at this moment.