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Bayern Munich traveled to VfB Stuttgart for a Bundesliga match, which was the focus for the weekend, but with a date with Real Madrid in the Champions League on the horizon, things were always going to be dicey for the German Rekordmeister.
Head coach Thomas Tuchel had injuries to account for, worries about wear-and-tear on key players, and just overall how to best keep his team fit for Wednesday’s UCL showdown.
As expected, it was not easy and VfB Stuttgart would come away with a somewhat unlikely 3-1 victory over the Bavarians. There is plenty to discuss, so let’s get down to it on this edition of the Bavarian Podcast Works Postgame Show:

A look at Thomas Tuchel’s starting XI.

A rundown of the scoring and substitutions.

If this was an audition for Chris Führich, he did well for himself

Eric Dier’s toughness has helped adjust the mentality of this squad.

The fall of Alphonso Davies has been drastic — and we took a blowtorch to him. Listen in, you won’t want to miss it.

Where things stand heading into Bayern Munich’s Champions League showdown with Real Madrid.


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Yeah, so there is a little bit to talk about with Bayern Munich this week.
I don’t even know we would waste any time with an intro when there is a three-ring circus going on with Bayern Munich’s coaching search, so let’s get right down to business. Here is what we have on tap on for the latest edition of the Bavarian Podcast Works — Weekend Warm-up Show:

Ralf Rangnick has formally rejected a move to Bayern Munich in favor of keeping his life simple. You can’t fault him for that, but now what?

After the rejections from Rangnick, Xabi Alonso, and Julian Nagelsmann have all said “No” to Bayern Munich, is Hansi Flick the “break glass in case of emergency option.”

Sebastian Hoeneß has already stiff-armed speculation that he would be a fit, but could it happen?

Jonathan Tah to Bayern...eh, I don’t know about this one.

What to watch for in the next round of Bayern Munich vs. Real Madrid in the Champions League.


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After the enthralling Champions League battle vs. Real Madrid, Bayern Munich must now rebound to face a very good VfB Stuttgart side in the Bundesliga.
The Bavarians will want to remain hot with their play and — ironically — it will be one of their own players, Alexander Nübel, trying to stand in the way of Bayern Munich’s efforts to maintain momentum.
Will Nübel pull a Josip Stanišić? Hopefully not. Here is what we have on tap for episode of the Bavarians Podcast Works — Preview Show:

Where Bayern Munich stands after the draw with Real Madrid.

A look at the recent league form of both clubs.

Updates on injured Bayern Munich players.

A guess at Thomas Tuchel’s potential starting XI.

A prediction on the match.


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Bayern Munich battled to a 2-2 draw that will leave some fans disappointed and others feeling hopeful.
Let’s not waste any time with the pleasantries, though, there is a lot to talk about on the Bavarian Podcast Works — Postgame Show. Here is what we have on tap.

Initial thoughts on the outcome and why this was one of Bayern Munich’s best starts to a match for the season. 

The crowd was electric and lived up to what was needed from them.

A look at Thomas Tuchel’s starting XI — once again, Tuchel was unpredictable and once again it worked out really well. 

A rundown of the scoring and substitutions. 

This will always be known as the “Kim Min-Jae Game.”

No, Bayern Munich fans, it is NOT all over and you should feel good about where things stand heading into the return leg in Spain.


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It’s finally here...Bayern Munich vs. Real Madrid in the Champions League.
A historic matchup between two mega-powers should have both fan bases completely worked up and frothing at the mouth. Okay, so maybe not frothing, but incredibly excited (or even anxious for some) nonetheless.
In this match, there is a copious amount of both star power and intrigue between the two historic clubs. Let’s just get down to business...here is what we have on tap for this episode of the Bavarian Podcast Works — Preview Show:

Some thoughts on how Bayern Munich looks coming into the match.

Why the crowd at the Allianz Arena needs to play a role in the game.

Thomas Tuchel’s Nostradamus-like call that Serge Gnabry will score against Real Madrid.

Updates on the injured Bayern Munich players.

A guess at Tuchel’s potential starting XI and why this is probably the best unit he can pick for this match-up.

A prediction on the match.


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Bayern Munich are about to face Real Madrid in their first Champions League semi-final since 2020. However, that’s not what everyone is talking about. Uli Hoeneß made some inflammatory comments about Thomas Tuchel in the German media and the coach decided to respond in kind. This sort of row is nothing new at the club, but the timing does threaten to derail the club’s most promising CL campaign in years. Is the toxicity at FC Hollywood going too far?
In this episode, INNN and Samrin discuss the following:

Why did Uli Hoeneß say what he did?

How this stunt will be seen by coaches and clubs across Europe.

Uli being Uli — is it time for him to change?

Why Bayern Munich seem to be having such a hard time finding a new coach.

Misgivings about hiring Ralf Rangnick.

How the controversy and the coaching situation could affect the Real Madrid game.

How will Thomas Tuchel choose to tackle Madrid? What are his options?

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