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Bayern Munich’s defeat this Sunday against Werder Bremen angered Thomas Tuchel. The Munich coach is also singled out.
Certainly, the situation is not yet dramatic for Bayern Munich. But the Bavarians’ defeat this Sunday against Werder Bremen (0-1, 18th day), moreover at home, went down very badly within the club’s management. Currently second in the Bundesliga, Bayern are now seven points behind the current leader, Bayer Leverkusen. And even if they have one game less, the Munich people have lost their serenity. A man is also at the center of attention: Thomas Tuchel.
Just after the match, the coach gave his feelings about the performance of his players. Words relayed by a Dailymail who compared Tuchel’s attitude to that of José Mourinho in his finest hours facing the press. “ “It’s our fault,” said the former PSG coach. And then I’m tired of saying that we train well. Nobody believes it anymore. I have been doing this job for enough time to be able to judge whether the level of training is what is expected. And this has been the case for many weeks. »
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Then Thomas Tuchel attacked his players and what they produced during a good part of the match against Werder. “ It was clearly not enough. For more than 70 minutes, I didn’t have the impression that we were playing to win. Afterwards, yes. But not that far. We were extremely static in the first half, we lost a lot of balls and allowed a lot of counter-attacks. We weren’t bad at possession. Deserved defeat. (…) When you sign for Bayern Munich, you sign to be 100%. It applies to the coach, it applies to the players. We didn’t get the job done today. »
Not happy against his protégés, Thomas Tuchel could also quickly find himself in danger. According to Bild, the German tactician is being observed with increasing attention by his management. The big fear is that Bayern will let slip a German championship title that they have not lost for twelve consecutive years. The German media indicates that the name of
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