“We did things we had never done before”: after the 2-2 draw in Freiburg, the championship becomes even further away for Bayern. And it seems that Thomas Tuchel can’t really influence his team’s play.
A week ago Thomas Müller formulated a quite plausible theory as to why this season at FC Bayern could still be salvageable. “It’s significant that we tend to have our best phases in the early stages and halves of games,” he said after the 2-1 win against RB Leipzig. This proves, he explained, that “there is not a tablecloth anywhere that is completely cut up.” He was referring to the relationship between the team and coach Thomas Tuchel, whose exit was certain already in the summer.
