Bayern Munich is unlikely to dismiss embattled coach Thomas Tuchel, even as their season takes a downturn with a third consecutive loss.
The recent 3-2 upset against mid-table Bochum widened the gap to league leaders Bayer Leverkusen to eight points, diminishing their hopes of securing a record 12th Bundesliga title.
This defeat adds to their woes, following a disappointing 1-0 loss to Lazio in the Champions League round of 16 first leg and a 3-0 defeat against Leverkusen.
Thomas Tuchel acknowledges Harry Kane’s dissatisfaction at Bayern Munich as their chances of winning trophies diminish.
Tuchel remains resolute, claiming his team’s loss was unjust, citing Harry Kane’s late goal as a mere consolation amidst a series of unfavorable circumstances. ” I don’t think the defeat was a fair result today. Alot went against us”.
After the match, Bayern CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen threw his support behind the 50-year-old post-match, admitting: “I feel rubbish. I don’t believe in big statements about the coach. This issue isn’t on our mind at the moment. Of course Tuchel will be in charge next week.”
