Need for speech: Bayern attacker Müller and Unioner Ryerson
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Bayern started the season furiously. Many fear great boredom. But the draw against Gladbach was followed by a 1-1 draw in Berlin. The Unioners show how it can work against Munich.
DIn any case, Sunday was a hailstorm for him, Thomas Müller knew that, even without having to deal with the meteorological conditions in more detail. “If we haven’t won, it’s always difficult to let the sun shine,” he said after Bayern Munich’s 1-1 draw at 1. FC Union Berlin.
A result that in other years and at other times of the season would certainly have caused sensitive storm warnings in the realm of the Munich record champions, but the attacker didn’t want it to get that far. “From my point of view, we played a decent game, not a great game that we can be very happy with, but that was also partly due to the opponent. It’s not a coincidence that they’re up there,” said Müller, referring to the good start to the season for the still undefeated Berliners. Union had even taken the lead through Sheraldo Becker’s fifth goal of the season, but Joshua Kimmich almost equalized in return.