Quote from: Lida93 on Today at 06:59:07 PM

Quote from: mamesso on Today at 07:49:47 AM

I see what is happening to Munich right now not because they are relying on one player in the front line, but it must also be admitted, it is difficult to find a suitable replacement for Harry Kane. Kane's absence has a big impact on Bayern front line, as Munich do not have a substitute player of the same quality as him.
It is noted that Munich has experienced 2 defeats while Kane was injured, the defeats occurred when they lost 0-1 to Leverkusen in the DFB Pokal and lost 1-2 to Mainz in the Bundesliga. Without Kane, Munich strength is slightly reduced.

Bayern has never been a team that is built around a particular player, I know Harry kane is a very important player for the team but it is very important to know that without him the team can function very well because there are several other players that can fill in the gap in his absence and am sure the coach knows whom to fill that gap with or maybe he would rather change his tactics just to make sure that Harry's absence isn't felt.

You truly know Bayern Munic, year in year out, they have been a club that no single individual can take the glory of being all and all. They believe so much in team work such that the absence of one individual does not change anything. I don't know if it is a design of the owners of the club or just a mere coincidence but I have not seen any season where the injury or absence of a single player made the team not play their normal football. During the era of Robert Lewandowski, their was Muller and other players that could cover for his absence even though he was their main striker.

Tonight they are playing so spectacularly against Leipzig, a team that ought to be able to stop them. Unfortunately, Bayern Munic was better prepared and seems stronger whenever they play their mate unlike when they play a smaller team.