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It feels like an eternity since Bayern Munich has played because of last weekend’s cancellation against Union Berlin, but now the Bavarians are set to be back in action (check out our Preview Show) against Eintracht Frankfurt.

Just because the game was not played, does not mean that the news has stopped. Bayern Munich had another eventful week, which ensure that there is plenty to discuss. Let’s take a look at what is on tap for this week’s episode:


The Snow Day effect hits Bayern Munich!
Bayern Munich’s decision to stay home for winter training camp.
Taking a look at Bayern Munich’s big signing of Granada attacker Bryan Zaragoza and what it might mean for the team’s roster.
Are we witnessing the fall of FC Barcelona star Robert Lewandowski?

Bayern Munich’s game against Union Berlin was snowed out last weekend, but the Bavarians will return to action on Saturday against Eintracht Frankfurt in a key Bundesliga showdown.

Sitting in seventh place, Eintracht Frankfurt is eager to vault itself into the top-six position in the table, which could happen if Die Adler can find a way to knock off Bayern Munich.

This version of Eintracht Frankfurt does not quite have the star power of some recent versions of

This is what we have on tap for this episode:


A rundown of where each team in the standings and look at the recent form of the clubs.
A guess at what Thomas Tuchel might be thinking for his starting XI.
Some thoughts on personnel matters (transfers and the like) going on at Bayern Munich.
A prediction on the match.

Schnitzel and Rayyan had time to discuss plots outside the weekly drama that Bayern experience on the pitch. Included in this podcast:-


Do Bayern Munich really need to strengthen this winter? If so, where exactly?
Is João Palhinha really the guy for this team?
Have Bayern Munich actually improved under Thomas Tuchel?
A reaction and preview of Germany’s opponents in the group stage for the upcoming European Championships in 2024.

It has been a bit of a crazy week for Bayern Munich.

There was a boring win, followed by a more boring draw, but there was a whole of news in between, so in short, we have plenty to discuss.

Let’s take a look at that is on tap for this episode:


Why is Bayern Munich struggling right now. Is it Thomas Tuchel’s fault? Are the players underperforming? Is the squad flawed? Maybe...maybe not, but there is some reason to think it is bound to look better soon.
Does this version of Bayern Munich have a poor mentality?
Bayern Munich has been closely linked to Bayer Leverkusen ace Florian Wirtz and could be the leader in the clubhouse to land the star....but does it make sense? Is he worth it? Let’s discuss.

The Bundesliga action is back for Bayern Munich this weekend as the Bavarians will take on Union Berlin at the Allianz Arena.

For the Bavarians, a win is needed to keep pace with red-hot Bayer Leverkusen, the table-toppers in the league. Meanwhile, Union Berlin has had a putrid season, so far, and is in desperate need of a reboot to get back on the right track.

Desperation, however, might not be enough for Die Eisernen as Bayern Munich will undoubtedly be looking to shake off the cobwebs from an unfortunate midweek draw with FC Copenhagen in the Champions League.

Let’s take a look at what is on tap for this episode:


A rundown of where each team in the standings and look at the recent form of the clubs.
A guess at what Thomas Tuchel might be thinking for his starting XI.
A prediction on the match.

Bayern Munich and FC Copenhagen battled to a 0-0 draw in the Champions League in a game that no one really seemed to put much effort into.

For the second consecutive match, Bayern Munich did not have too much pep in its step. The Bavarians had trouble getting going offensively against the compact and conservative approach from the Danish side.

It would have been nice to Bayern Munich find a way to breakthrough FC Copenhagen. but it was not meant to be on this day. Let’s just get down to it...this is what we have on tap for this podcast:


A look at the starting XI and what Tuchel did differently in this match.
A rundown of the scoring, err, substitutions — what did you think about the non-handball call?
Some thoughts on why the game was sooooo boring and a reminder that Manuel Neuer is the best in the business.
Where does Bayern Munich from here?



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