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As a Bayern Munich fan, have you ever wondered just how much tactics influence the outcome of a match, but don’t have the time to dive into the tape? Well, we’ve got you covered.
In each installment of the the BFW Film Room we hope to provide you with an in-depth look at the key tactical decisions that decide the match through video analysis. From defensive positioning to off ball movement, we tell you what you need to know about the manager’s style and the players’ execution of that vision.
Here’s how Hansi Flick implemented high-pressing tactics to create problems for Spanish defense.
Nagelsmann fielded a Müller-less side against Union Berlin in order to rest the player for the UCL fixture against Inter. The game ended in a draw, and Müller was dearly missed.
From Alphonso Davies’ importance in it, to how and why Bayern use it.
Elegant maestro vs midfield force, let’s have a look at the key aspects of their game.
Bayern’s offensive game was at its very best. But just how did they create so many chances?
After tough times in Munich, Bayern’s resounding 4-0 victory over Dortmund was unexpected. Here is how they did it.
Thomas Lewandowski...no, Robert Müller...no, Müllendowski?
The oft underappreciated and overlooked Thomas Muller has quietly returned to form in the Ruckrunde.
Alphonso Davies showed glimpses of his potential as he picked up his first Bundesliga goal against Mainz.
Counter to the improvements on the defensive end of the pitch, Bayern Munich have struggled to generate offensively over the last two matches and James Rodriguez is a big part of the problem.
He has been written off more than once over the last few seasons, but Javi Martinez resurrected his 2013 Champions League winning form when Bayern Munich needed it the most.
In Bayern Munich’s biggest match of the season, Niko Kovac concocted a defensive masterclass for the ages. Even better yet, some of the squad’s most stubborn players executed it.
Joshua Kimmich is arguably the best right back in the world going forward, but the youngster’s mental lapses on the defensive end could leave the Bavarian giants exposed on Tuesday night.
Serge Gnabry has picked up where he left off in the Hinrunde after working his way back into the lineup. In his current form, the German winger has established himself as a surefire starter.
Mats Hummels’ performance against Leverkusen was both world-class and shambolic. Let’s take a look.
Alphonso Davies was thrust into action as Bayern Munich pushed for an equalizer. Despite the loss, the young Canadian showed promise.
Let’s take a close look at just what David Alaba did to help Bayern Munich beat TSG Hoffenheim.