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Bayern Munich’s Vincent Kompany is still disregarding historic win streak, simply focusing on next match
Sure, Bayern Munich just won away against the Champions League winners. Sure, they did it despite playing an entire half down a man. Sure, they extended their incredible win streak to start the season to 16 wins. But that is no reason to lose focus.
Leroy Sane has praised Vincent Kompany's leadership and vision amid Bayern Munich's 16-game winning run this season. The German winger, who played under Kompany last season, believes the Belgian's influence is already clear at Bayern and expects him to have a brilliant coaching career,
Bayern Munich are the only unbeaten team across Europe's top five leagues, but how has Vincent Kompany turned them into a formidable force?
Bayern Munich will need to play a perfect game against holders Paris St Germain in the Champions League on Tuesday if they are to have any chance of protecting their record-breaking start to the season,
Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany announced the decision to rest first-choice veteran goalkeeper Manuel Neuer for the upcoming Bundesliga clash. The decision to drop him from the starting lineup means that 22-year-old understudy Jonas Urbig will get an opportunity to show he can be counted upon despite Neuer still going strong.
CM: Vitinha — 7.2: Blown away in the opening period, with Bayern having plenty of joy when they overloaded the slight Portuguese midfielder between the lines. However, Vitinha touched the ball more than anyone and was incisive in the second period.
Bayern Munich have made history by winning 16 straight games to start the season. How have the team got this good under the leadership of Vincent Kompany?
With Manuel Neuer's Bayern Munich contract expiring at the end of the season, the veteran custodian has claimed that he needs to consider multiple factors before making any decision.
Bayern Munich’s Luis Diaz took down Paris-Saint Germain’s Achraf Hakimi in the first with a sliding challenge from behind. While initially judged as a yellow, upon VAR’s intervention and the inevitable impact of Hakimi’s injury led to a straight red card for Luis Diaz.