Eintracht Frankfurt – FC Bayern live today: Without Müller against the feared opponent

Created: 02/26/2022, 16:43

By: Marius Epp

Julian Nagelsmann wants to prevent a second nasty surprise against Oliver Glasner's team.

© Sven Simon/imago

Bundesliga top game on Saturday evening: FC Bayern is a guest at Eintracht Frankfurt.

Will the Hessians become a stumbling block again?

The game in the live ticker.

• Eintracht Frankfurt - FC Bayern Munich* |

  Saturday, 6.30 p.m

• The people of Munich have to do without the two captains Manuel Neuer* and Thomas Müller* in Frankfurt.

• Eintracht proved to be Bayern's feared opponents in the last few games.

  Today as well?

  We accompany the game in the live ticker.

+++ UPDATE +++

Munich – Who actually wears the captain's armband?

This question is not often asked at FC Bayern* – both Manuel Neuer and substitute captain Thomas Müller are extremely rare.

But against Eintracht Frankfurt it has to go without the two alpha animals.

Neuer is not yet ready for his comeback after his knee surgery, Müller is struggling with a corona infection for the second time.

Therefore, Robert Lewandowski* will have the rare honor of wearing the armband.

The Pole is the third captain.

Eintracht Frankfurt – FC Bayern in the live ticker: Musiala gives the Müller replacement

It is clear that Sven Ulreich will be the new replacement in goal.

On the offensive, coach Julian Nagelsmann* has various options to compensate for the failure of Müller.

At the press conference, however, he let it be known: Youngster Jamal Musiala* will be in the starting XI on his birthday.

"He trained exceptionally well."

The people of Munich know: The game in Frankfurt will not be a bed of roses.

Eintracht won the last two games against FC Bayern, and since 2002 only BVB has managed two wins in a row against the record champions.

One can therefore rightly speak of a feared opponent.

Eintracht Frankfurt – FC Bayern in the live ticker: Next Munich Strauchler?

The lead over pursuer Borussia Dortmund* is six points – that's a reassuring cushion at first, but Bayern shouldn't allow themselves too many defeats anymore.

In none of the last three games has the Nagelsmann-Elf done easily, against Salzburg and Fürth bankruptcies were just averted.

Will the breast solver follow against Eintracht?

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