In the world of football, every game is a new beginning, but for Bayern Munich, this Champions League trip seems like a painful memory of repeating the mistakes of the past. Against Lazio, the German giants, originally determined to win back their dignity, suffered an unexpected defeat. Full game,None of the 17 shots on goal hit the targetSuch a statistic is difficult for any top team to accept, let alone Bayern.
Looking back at the game, Bayern had a high possession rate of 66% and seemed to have strong control of the field, but in front of Lazio's airtight defenseHigh possession failed to translate into an effective attack。In the second half, the opponent took the lead with a penalty kick, which put Bayern in a difficult situation. When Kimmich was booked for a controversial decision, the team's mood seemed to have taken a toll and they were unable to turn things around.
It's not just a loss in one game, it's more like a microcosm of Bayern's recent form. First in the Bundesliga, the points gap was opened up by Bayer Leverkusen, and now it is challenged in the knockout round of the Champions League. Harry Kane's lone manIt doesn't seem to be able to save the team either. His game-high four shots on goal showed his efforts, but none of them reflected the team's current offensive woes.
Fans may ask, is it a problem with the players, or is it a tactical problem? Tuchel's strategy has proven successful in the past but appears to have lost its due effect at critical moments. A layout that left Kane alone, in the face of an opponent such as Lazio, it is clear that it has not been able to play as well as it should.
After the game, Kane's words were full of frustration, "Our second half was disappointing. "Indeed, from this game to the performance throughout the season, Bayern need to reflect deeply. Fans are looking forward to more than just a win, but to see the team's resilience and ** in the face of adversity.
Now, Bayern is facing not only a technical and tactical challenge, but also a psychological test. From the Bundesliga to the Champions League, every step seems to have been so difficult. But as Kane said, "the game goes on" and Bayern still have a chance to prove themselves in the second leg. As fans, we expect to see the never-say-die spirit of Bayern Munich, which is the strength that has sustained this team through its 100-year history.
Let's look forward to Bayern's return together, and the real fans will be with you no matter what the result is.