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While Bayern Munich is plunged into the beginning of a sporting crisis, with two significant defeats, against Bayer Leverkusen this weekend (3-0), then yesterday against Lazio (1-0), Thomas Tuchel is in the hot seat . Despite these growing criticisms, Bayern Munich will keep their German coach according to Sports Bild. There is no question of sacking him yet and he will be on the Bavarian bench this Sunday.
The former PSG and Chelsea coach will, however, have no room for error. In the league, Bayern Munich cannot get closer to the leader Bayer Lerverkusen. On the contrary, the Bavarians are now five points behind. In the Champions League, teammates Manuel Neuer will have to react at home against Lazio to qualify for the quarter-finals. Bayern Munich have qualified 11 times in their last 12 round of 16 in the premier competition. An elimination would be historic.
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