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Former Bayern Munich manager Julian Nagelsmann seems to have gotten things right with the German national side. Germany has already qualified from the group stages of their UEFA EURO 2024 campaign. In this preview show we talk about the following:

Switzerland’s group stage performances and what their problems might be

How Switzerland might set up against Germany

Possible changes Julian Nagelsmann might make

The factors that might influence Nagelsmann’s decision making

A momentary lapse in memory regarding Emre Can

Will Thomas Müller play?

Will the permutations in Group B impact the former Bayern manager’s decision-making for this game?

Will Nagelsmann take out both Robert Andrich and Toni Kroos?

A small Bayern related rant


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The Bayern Munich behind the scenes drama continued this week while Germany excelled this week in UEFA EURO 2024. These are some of the topics we reflect upon this week ahead of the weekend along with the following:

Reflections on Germany’s win against Hungary

The automatisms in the German national side

Should Kai Havertz continue to start up front?

What is going on with Leroy Sané?

Reflections on Joshua Kimmich’s performance

Thoughts on Manuel Neuer’s performance and his future at Bayern

Will Federico Chiesa be a good signing for Bayern if the rumors are true?

The latest rumors regarding Jonathan Tah

The latest on Palhinha

What the Bayern Munich midfield might look like in the future


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It might not have been as smooth sailing like the Scotland game, Germany showed that they are on their way back to regaining powerhouse status by overcoming a pesky Hungary side. With this game won, they are officially the first team to qualify for the Round of 16 and all they need to do is overcome Yann Sommer’s Switzerland. Here’s what we have on tap:

Germany rolled out the same 11 players who thumped Scotland, same for Hungary whose team stayed the same save for one player.

Who scored and who replaced who?

Heaping praise on Jamal Musiala, who is HIM this tournament.

Musiala and Toni Kroos were the targets of the Hungarian team who looked to neutralize threats.

Manuel Neuer was busy today.

That right side is dead, an easily exploitable area.


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After destroying Scotland in the opener of the 2024 EURO, host nation Germany now face a Hungary team tipped for a knockout run but coming off a disappointing first game against Switzerland.
In this podcast, Rayyan (Cyler) goes over what to expect in this game, including:-

How Germany and Hungary could potentially line-up, with confirmation on Germany’s starting XI.

Hungary’s general style of play and how they differ to Scotland.

How Germany’s approach could be affected by Hungary’s qualities.

If Germany will adapt to Hungary or not, and how Hungary will adapt after their loss to Switzerland.

How Hungary were predated upon by Switzerland and what they can learn from that game.

Potential problems in Germany’s current line-up, particularly going forward.

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Euro 2024 is underway and Germany started it with a bang! The 5-1 win over Scotland at the Allianz Arena was a thing of beauty, which has given fans hope that this Nagelsmann-led Germany side could make a real splash at this tournament. Bayern Munich, meanwhile, signed Stuttgart defender Hiroki Ito, but the rumors didn’t stop there. 
In this episode, INNN and Samrin discuss the following: 

What do we think of Germany after that impressive showing against Scotland? Where are the strengths and weaknesses? 

INNN and Samrin disagree on the combination of Jamal Musiala and Florian Wirtz. 

Can Germany go all the way in this tournament? 

Were Germany good or Scotland bad? Does it matter? 

What Nagelsmann could afford to change in upcoming games. 

Switching gears to Bayern Munich — a rundown of what’s going on with recent rumors and the board. 

Why Alphonso Davies CANNOT be allowed to leave for free next season. 

Is the media giving us the wrong picture?

The strange situation with Dayot Upamecano and how it might affect defensive planning (including Matthijs de Ligt). 

How much is Vincent Kompany involved in squad planning? Where might things go from here?

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Germany kicked off its EURO 2024 campaign against Scotland in a match that had a palpable buzz.
It was the EUROs after all.
The Germans were able to thrash Scotland 5-1 and pick up a vital first win in what the team hopes to be a long and successful run on its home soil. As always, we have some takes on the match, so let’s get to it and discuss everything that happened on the Bavarian Podcast Works — Postgame Show:

A look at Julian Nagelsmann’s lineup vs. Scotland.

A rundown of the scoring and substitutions.

Some thoughts on the electric atmosphere and how it might have played a role in Scotland coming out so tentative.

Appreciation for Jamal Musiala, Florian Wirtz, Toni Kroos, and Niclas Füllkrug.

What looked great and what Nagelsmann might need to keep an eye on.

Germany was dominant and we were impressed...were you?


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