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Thomas Müller: Bayern veteran suddenly experiences a Champions League premiere - Gladbach of all people is celebrating

2020-10-01T17:15:10.871Z


UEFA has drawn the groups of the Champions League in Geneva. At Bayern they are satisfied, but RB Leipzig is struggling with the Lospech.


UEFA has drawn the groups of the Champions League in Geneva.

At Bayern they are satisfied, but RB Leipzig is struggling with the Lospech.

  • The group stage of the

    Champions League was

    drawn in

    Switzerland

    .

  • The four German teams

    FC Bayern Munich

    ,

    Borussia Dortmund

    ,

    RB Leipzig

    and

    Borussia Mönchengladbach

    had different degrees of luck.

  • While triple winners 

    FC Bayern

    can live with their opponents, things get tough for RB Leipzig and Gladbach.

    The

    votes

    for the

    draw.

Nyon - With

defending champions FC Bayern Munich *

,

Borussia Dortmund

*

,

RB Leipzig *

and

Borussia Mönchengladbach

*

, a German quartet will represent the

Bundesliga

in the

2020/21 season

in the

Champions League

*

.

On Thursday, UEFA took

the

group stage

draw

in front.

FC Bayern, headed by

successful coach Hansi Flick *, is

facing tasks that can be solved

on their

way to the round of 16

in Group A.

Opponents of the

German champions *

are

Atletico Madrid

,

FC Salzburg

and

Lokomotiv Moscow

.

Champions League draw: RB Leipzig and Gladbach catch hammer groups

On the other hand, RB Leipzig has to prepare for strong

opponents

.

The Saxons play against

Paris Saint-Germain

,

Manchester United

and

Istanbul Basaksehir

in Group H.

Borussia Mönchengladbach

did not do much better

when they returned to the

European premier class

(last participation in 2016/17) in Group B.

Real Madrid

,

Shakhtar Donetsk

and

Inter Milan

are waiting for the foal team

.

Meanwhile,

BVB found

a balanced constellation

in Group F with

Zenit St. Petersburg

,

Lazio

and

FC Bruges

.

The black and yellow should have a good chance of progressing.

Champions League draw: reactions from FC Bayern, RB Leipzig, BVB and Gladbach

The

responses

of those responsible were

correspondingly different.

The

voices

of FC Bayern, BVB, RB Leipzig and Mönchengladbach:

Thomas Müller (FC Bayern):

“It's a very interesting group.

I haven't played against two teams - Salzburg and Lok Moscow.

As the current Champions League winner, you are already under pressure in the group phase. "

“A very interesting group.

I haven't played against two teams - Salzburg and Lok Moscow.

As the current @ ChampionsLeague winner, you are already under pressure in the group stage.

But I'm really looking forward to these opponents. “@Esmuellert_ #packmas https://t.co/hGWE7x5uaa

- FC Bayern Munich (@FCBayern) October 1, 2020

Michael Zorc (Sports Director BVB):

“This is an interesting group.

We have already made our experiences with St. Petersburg and Bruges in recent years.

On the reunion with

Ciro Immobile

in the jersey of Lazio, we are pleased.

It is our clear goal to survive the group stage. "

Hans-Joachim Watzke (Managing Director BVB):

“Four strong teams, an interesting group.

The reunion with Ciro Immobile, which we are very much looking forward to, gives Los Lazio Rome a special flavor.

And we meet old friends in St. Petersburg and Club Bruges. "

Max Eberl (Sports Director Borussia Mönchengladbach) on Sky:

“It's a great lot.

You can't expect to get windfalls, but the creme de la creme of Europe.

We're looking forward to it.

Those are two big names.

We'll try to get the best out of every game and ideally hibernate in Europe. "

Video: Triple winner FC Bayern overtakes Real Madrid in the UEFA ranking

(kh) * tz.de is part of the nationwide Ippen digital editorial network

Source: merkur

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