Max Eberl lauds Bayern Munich’s ‘extraordinary’ effort in overcoming recent hurdles
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9-second readOne does not want to keep mentioning Vincent Kompany’s collapse and Joshua Kimmich’s familial tragedy, aside from sending prayers to the duo and their families and hoping things improve as soon as possible.
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One does not want to keep mentioning Vincent Kompany’s collapse and Joshua Kimmich’s familial tragedy, aside from sending prayers to the duo and their families and hoping things improve as soon as possible.
The truth is that these horrible incidents also affect those around them, including Bayern Munich’s staff and players. Yet, in the midst of a brutal footballing schedule, they have had to carry on as close to normal as possible.
Overcoming SC Freiburg away from home is always a difficult task; doing so with 8 absences is even harder, and doing so after dealing with the trauma of recent tragedies is extraordinary.
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- Bayern Munich
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