Bayern's dream start makes the Bundesliga tremble: Kahn is still stepping on the brakes

2022-08-08T10:08:00.634Z

FC Bayern set an exclamation mark on the first day of the new Bundesliga season. The competition should have impressed the Munich.

FC Bayern set an exclamation mark on the first day of the new Bundesliga season.

The competition should have impressed the Munich.

Munich – Loud hip-hop music and collective applause roared from the FC Bayern guest cabin, Joshua Kimmich (27) couldn’t help but cheer in the catacombs of the Frankfurt stadium – and before that Sadio Mané (30) already had one in the guest curve Get a megaphone to celebrate with the fans.

After FC Bayern's 6-1 victory at the start of the Bundesliga against Eintracht, one thing is clear: the Munich team will immediately set the tone in the 60th Bundesliga season, as

reported by

tz.de.

FC Bayern dismantles Frankfurt at the start of the Bundesliga – Nagelsmann: “Incredibly good game”

"It was an incredibly good game from us, with a lot of energy and hunger.

I'm very happy with the first half," summarized coach Julian Nagelsmann (35) after the game and named three success factors for the gala at the Europa League winner.

The team with the back four was very active, pushed well and kept the field compact.

The result: few counterattack opportunities for the Hessians.

And the goals from Kimmich (5th minute), Benjamin Pavard (11th), Mané (29th), Jamal Musiala (35th/83rd) and Serge Gnabry (43rd) revealed the entire range of scoring.

"If we have the ball up front, we're very fast.

We scored goals from set pieces, moments of transition and periods of possession,” said Nagelsmann happily.

The celebrations at FC Bayern were great: At the start of the Bundesliga, there was a 6-1 thrashing victory in Frankfurt.

FCB coach Nagelsmann demands a permanent hunger for victory from his players

But what makes the soccer coach's heart beat even faster is his players' desire to win.

"How happy the boys are after winning the Supercup and now too: That's the greatest feeling of happiness for me!" In Nagelsmann's opinion, a win is never normal and should never become normal.

Even if you experience many successes as a Bayern player: "It must be something special to win.

I had that feeling in the last two games.

That energy is partly brought in by the new players, partly by the players that have been around for ages.”

The coach hopes that this hunger will remain, because: "If we play energetically, we have a great quality.

Then it's very difficult to play against us." Midfield boss Kimmich even goes one step further: "It's right in the team.

Something can happen there.” Much to the chagrin of the Bundesliga competition.

One thing is clear: the competition for Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig can hardly wait for Bavarian mercy again this year.

“We try that boredom is.

It's not boring for us, we like to win," says Thomas Müller (32), who shone in Frankfurt as a template provider.

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