Nagelsmann-PK before duty in Fürth - does Bayern show a reaction after two games without a win?

Created: 02/18/2022, 10:39 am

By: Antonio Jose Riether

Julian Nagelsmann and his Bavarians welcome Greuther Fürth, bottom of the table.

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FC Bayern has a duty against Greuther Fürth.

Head coach Julian Nagelsmann will answer the most important questions about the unequal Bundesliga duel at the press conference on Friday (1.30 p.m.).

Munich – FC Bayern* almost conceded the second defeat in a row on Wednesday evening.

Kingsley Coman saved Munich from a first-leg defeat in Salzburg shortly before the final whistle, after the record champions had previously lost 4-2 at newly promoted VfL Bochum.

For the first time since Julian Nagelsmann* took office as head coach in the summer, FCB was without a win in two games in a row, and the turnaround should be initiated against bottom of the table Greuther Fürth*.

At 1.30 p.m. the coach speaks about his staff and the upcoming opponent.

FC Bayern: Nagelsmann press conference in the ticker – FCB welcomes Greuther Fürth on Sunday

But caution is the top priority on Sunday when the Fürthers make a guest appearance in the Allianz Arena* at 3.30 p.m.

Because the bottom of the German upper house is no longer the shooting gallery from the first half of the season.

In the last eight games, the Franks have only lost to Dortmund and Wolfsburg, plus three wins and three draws.

Nevertheless, the gap to the relegation place is still a whopping nine points, but the cloverleaf still has twelve season games to create the miracle.

It is highly unlikely that the fourth win of the season will be celebrated in the north of Munich.

Until the Bochum game and the appearance at RB Salzburg*, Julian Nagelsmann's team had followed each defeat of the season with a win.

The home game against the blatant outsider is good for FC Bayern * after the two complicated games.

FC Bayern: Nagelsmann-PK in the live ticker – three regular FCB players are out longer

In the first leg there was already the first duel between the leaders and the bottom of the table, on the sixth matchday Bayern prevailed 3-1 in the Ronhof sports park after goals from Thomas Müller, Joshua Kimmich and an own goal.

Müller and Kimmich will probably also be on the pitch on Sunday, the regular players Manuel Neuer (knee surgery), Alphonso Davies (inflammation of the heart muscle) and Leon Goretzka (problems with the patella tendon) are still absent.

But even against the stars from the second row it will be difficult enough for the Fürth team, who will continue to fight for their small chance of survival in the first division.