Party beast Thomas Müller lets it rip on the town hall balcony. © IMAGO/Michaela Merk
FC Bayern celebrates the German championship despite great unrest in the club. Bayern's championship party in the live ticker.
Update, 19:01 p.m.: Herbert Hainer has also already left the festivities. According to tz information, Uli Hoeneß is not present. The new Chairman of the Board of Management, Jan-Christian Dreesen, announced: "Tomorrow I will review all of this. So much has happened in the last few days."
Update, 18:53 p.m.: The French trio of Benjamin Pavard, Kingsley Coman and Lucas Hernandez has already left the championship celebrations. Thomas Müller admits that he has been "physically better before". "Jamal hammered this thing in," he paid tribute to his teammate in a speech, only to realize: "I'm not in such a bad position."
Update, 18:32 p.m.: Most recently, Thomas Tuchel and Hasan Salihamidzic showed up and celebrated vigorously. Songs are sung, the mood is good. "I haven't experienced anything like this for a long time," says Munich Mayor Dieter Reiter, referring to the highly exciting championship final. The women around Georgia Stanway perform a karaoke version of "Sweet Caroline".
Update, 18:17 p.m.: Stadium announcer Stefan Lehmann opens the party: "You guys are amazing, thank you!" And then they appear one after another, the master heroes! It's officially starting. One male and one female player enter the town hall balcony to cheer. Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting knows how to please with a fancy cap and glasses combination.
FC Bayern fans await the stars at Marienplatz. © Screenshot/FC Bayern
Update, 18:10 p.m.: Bayern star Giulia Gwinn arrives at the interview with a Leberkassemmel in her hand. "It tastes great," she enthuses. "One or two drinks have already been drunk, so the food must not be neglected," explains the currently injured player with a grin. "We've already celebrated well on the bus, hopefully tonight we'll continue even more intensively."
Update, 18:05 p.m.: Herbert Hainer formulates a brief speech, and the players are about to be standing on the balcony. Hainer speaks of 20,000 fans who will be present at the championship celebration at Marienplatz. The President would like to thank Munich's Mayor Dieter Reiter for his support.
Update, 17:45 p.m.: The Marienplatz is filled to the brim, the championship celebration begins in these minutes! In a moment, both the FCB men and the FCB women will be there to let it rip together with the fans. On top of that, there's imperial weather in Munich.
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Update, 16:13 p.m.: FC Bayern's women are German champions: With a whopping 11:1, the team beats Turbine Potsdam on the last matchday. The men's team, also champions in the Bundesliga, stands guard for the women's team after this success. At 17:30 p.m., the two teams will celebrate together with the fans at Munich's Marienplatz.
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FC Bayern's men's team stood in line for the women. © IMAGO/Eibner-Pressefoto/Heike Feiner
"An incredible appreciation from the club," said national player Klara Bühl in an interview with BR, even before the two teams gathered behind the two championship cups for a joint photo. "It's been a year of hard work. Indescribable. The game went great for us with the early goal. It was unbelievable what was going on here."
FC Bayern's women secured the championship. © Michaela Merk/imago
Update, 14:38 p.m.: 39 minutes have been played at the campus in Munich, the FC Bayern women are already 7-0 ahead against relegated Turbine Potsdam. The goal festival probably also means: From 17.30 p.m., two bowls will be presented on Marienplatz.
Update, 13:46 p.m.: The men will definitely celebrate their last-minute championship at Marienplatz, apparently the club is in good spirits that more people will come than last year. It starts with the reception at 17.30 p.m. in the town hall. We have summarized the plan in detail.
FC Bayern wants to celebrate not only the men's championship, but also the women's championship at Marienplatz. © M.i.S/imago
Update from May 28, 12:05 p.m.: FC Bayern would like to celebrate a double championship at Marienplatz today. In return, the FCB women are expected to defend their top position in today's game against Potsdam. The game starts at 14 p.m. – just like the festivities at Marienplatz. There will also be a public viewing there.
Update from May 28, 09:51 a.m.: According to Bild, the fired sports board member Hasan Salihamidzic took part alone in the internal championship celebration in the steam dome of the "Motorworld". In contrast to Oliver Kahn, who was also dismissed, Salihamidzic was allowed to be there at all.
Despite the championship, not everyone in Munich was in a good mood. Leon Goretzka started from the bench in Cologne and was even substituted after the equaliser. His state of mind could still be seen at the master's party. He looked grim.
Update from May 28, 07:49 a.m.: While FC Bayern celebrated their eleventh championship in a row, Oliver Kahn had to stay at home. After his dismissal, he resigned to Sky: "That was the worst day of my life, to take it away from me, to celebrate with the boys," he said.
There is no party atmosphere in Munich for the time being
Update from May 27, 21:45 p.m.: FC Bayern's celebrations continue on the way home from Cologne. The team celebrates in the team bus on the way to Munich and is happy about winning the championship.
Update from May 27, 19:55 p.m.: There was no big party atmosphere in Munich at first: Only a few fans celebrated FC Bayern's championship on the traditional party mile on Saturday evening. In front of the victory gate in the city center, a few dozen fans gathered and temporarily blocked the Ludwigstraße, as a police spokesman announced. Only a few honking cars drove through Munich with celebrating football fans.
Update from May 27, 19:45 p.m.: The championship party will take place at FC Bayern without Oliver Kahn. The CEO was dismissed and was not even allowed to travel with the team to Cologne. "I would like to celebrate with you, but unfortunately I can't be with you today because I was forbidden by the club," Oliver Kahn wrote on Twitter after the final whistle. The sporting director Hasan Salihamidzic, who was also dismissed, invited Kahn to the championship celebration, but it is doubtful whether the titan will actually come.
FC Bayern celebrates the championship party in Cologne. © MIS/Revierfoto/Imago
First reported on May 27, 18:57 p.m.: Cologne/Munich – FC Bayern are German champions – for the eleventh time in a row. With a 2-1 win shortly before the end in Cologne, Munich's Borussia Dortmund, who blundered in the 2-2 draw against Mainz, snatched the championship trophy that was almost certain. Actually, the jubilation at FC Bayern should be limitless, but the mood is depressed after the mixed season.
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Jamal Musiala's goal in the 89th minute put Bayern on course, while BVB only managed to equalise against Mainz deep in injury time through former FCB player Niklas Süle. Earlier, Dortmund had even missed a penalty through Sébastien Haller.
After the last-minute championship, the Bavarians celebrated with a fake Schalke, which the injured captain Manuel Neuer was allowed to stretch into the Cologne sky. President Herbert Hainer let himself be celebrated alone in the corner. Without Hasan Salihamidzic and Oliver Kahn, who have been dismissed according to tz info.
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Of course, the mood was anything but exuberant as a result of the fixed dismissal. Brazzo argued wildly with Hainer on the pitch until Kahn's successor, Jan-Christian Dreesen, kept things calm. Apparently, Salihamidzic had only recently learned of his exemption.
FCB leader Thomas Müller didn't want to let the last-minute championship spoil his mood: "But it's unbelievable for the squad. That's what you remember." On Sunday afternoon (14 p.m.), FC Bayern will celebrate the title with its fans on the balcony of Munich's town hall. You won't miss a thing in our live ticker for Bayern's championship party. (ck)
