Bayern Munich 1-1 Hoffenheim 1899. Bayern Munich’s under-performing under Thomas Tuchel streak continues with a stalemate against Hoffenheim, although they still lead the Bundesliga standings by two points after Borussia Dortmund’s late equalizer against Stuttgart.
Tuchel has lost two of his first five games, including last week’s 3-0 setback to Manchester City in the first leg of the Champions League quarterfinal.
The performance is down, and we lack conviction and confidence, according to former Chelsea manager Tuchel, who took over for the fired Julian Nagelsmann last month.
Today was our chance to shine, to win the game no matter what, to be energetic, and to ignite the crowd.
We didn’t accomplish any of that. Although we have opportunities [against City in the second leg on Wednesday], our mission did not become any simpler after today.”
Bayern took the lead thanks to Benjamin Pavard, but the visitors were awarded a point because to Andrej Kramaric’s free kick.
Until a stunning collapse against Stuttgart, Dortmund appeared poised to tie Bayern, who had won the last 10 Bundesliga titles, in terms of points.
Thanks to Sebastien Haller and Donyell Malen, Dortmund had a 2-0 lead, and Konstantinos Mavropanos of Stuttgart was dismissed before halftime.
Stuttgart was reduced to ten men by Tanguy Coulibaly and Josha Vagnoman before Giovanni Reyna scored what appeared to be the game-winning goal for Dortmund in stoppage time.
To tie the score at 3-3,
scored five minutes later.
Edin Terzic, the coach of Dortmund, remarked, “It is hard to find words to convey this. “This season has already provided us with a number of absurd experiences, but this surpasses them all.
Bayern Munich 1-1 Hoffenheim 1899
We missed a great opportunity today, which is very sad as a team.
After third-placed Leipzig defeated Augsburg 3-2, Timo Werner scored his 100th Bundesliga goal with a double.
