In addition to Munich's media, media in other regions were also frightened by Bayern Munich's terrifying performance. They all believed that even if Dortmund kept chasing him back, he would probably be able to watch his opponent win the championship with a two-point difference in the end. Zhou Yi said it very well, be good, but if Bayern Munich does not make mistakes, it would be meaningless no matter how good Dortmund does it.

Some media believe that with Bayern Munich's current state, when Dortmund and Bayern Munich talk directly, even if Dortmund has a home advantage, it may be difficult to stop Bayern Munich. As long as Bayern Munich can draw Dortmund away, it will be considered a victory.

For a time, in Germany, except Dortmund, people in other places believed that the league championship this season was actually no longer suspense - if Bayern Munich could not win the championship in the end, it would be too unreasonable!

So how did Dortmund media report on Bayern Munich's performance?

Of course, they will not exaggerate the terrifying strength of Bayern Munich. What they do is "picking" - even if you, Bayern Munich, perform well, is not perfect, and has shortcomings. Even if it is a slight disadvantage, we have to pick out all of them for you and then enlarge them.

First of all, they think that Bayern Munich's performance is not flawless. Of course, it is necessary to say this. If you just say "Bayern Munich has problems", it means you don't say anything and you can only be despised.

Dortmund media has really put forward some practical information.

With almost the entire Germany cheering for Bayern Munich's outstanding form, Dortmund media calmly pointed out the problem with Bayern Munich - their poor corner defense.

In fact, Bayern Munich's defense this season is very good. After playing twenty-seven rounds in the league, they have conceded a total of thirteen goals.

Such performances are not only the best in the Bundesliga, but even top in Europe - they are also the team with the least goals conceded in the same period.

In La Liga, the team that conceded the least goals in the 27 rounds of the league was Atletico Madrid, and they also conceded twenty-four goals, which was the result of their possession of Sun Pan.

In the Serie A, the team that conceded the least goals after twenty-seven rounds was Bayern Munich's opponent in the Champions League quarter-finals, Juventus, who conceded 18 goals after twenty-seven rounds of the league.

At the end of the 27th round of the Premier League, Manchester City, who lost the ball at the time, also conceded twenty-four goals.

The leader conceded the least goals after the 27th round of the Ligue 1 league, conceding seventeen goals.

This is the situation in the five major leagues. Ligue 1 is the team with the least goals except Bayern Munich, who conceded seventeen goals. This highlights Bayern Munich's outstanding performance in defense.

In other leagues, in the Portuguese Super League, the team that conceded the least goals is Porto. They have only conceded eleven goals, which is less than Bayern Munich. But considering that the Portuguese Super League has only thirty rounds in total, they have only played twenty-four rounds so far, Porto has conceded eleven goals in 24 rounds, and three rounds less than Bayern Munich. And how many goals did Bayern Munich lose in the 24 rounds of the league?

Eight, single digits!

So, if you have to pick the bones in Bayern Munich's eggs, it seems the most unwise to blame the defense.

But Dortmund media just talk about the defense.

It's just that they added a limited condition - defense in corner kicks.

And if you look at their analysis carefully, what you said is really reasonable.

In the 9:2 Hamburg massacre, Bayern Munich scored nine goals, but also conceded two goals. How were these two goals lost?

All from corner kicks.

Hamburg, which was suppressed throughout this game, had only ten shots in total, of which only three shots were within the goal frame. On the other hand, Bayern Munich shots in the goal frame alone, and only five shots missed, 27 to 10. The huge gap between the two sides in the game situation can be seen with this technical statistics alone.

With such a big disadvantage, Hamburg only won three corner kicks in the whole game, and two goals were scored in these three corner kicks. Such efficiency is beyond words...

If it were just this game, then the criticism and accusations of Tmund media seemed to be really picking the blame.

But the problem is that this is not the only corner kick conced recently by Bayern Munich.

The two corner kicks conceded in this game were Bayern Munich's third and fourth corner kicks in the last three official matches.

Since the second leg of the Champions League quarterfinals against Arsenal, Bayern, whose defense has been stable this season, has begun to constantly expose his problems: he is afraid of corner kicks.

In the Champions League match between Arsenal at home, Bayern Munich had the advantage of the whole game, lost points in the corner kick before the end of the game, and Koscheerney's header once brought hope of advancement to the away team. After the game, Bayern Munich was also criticized. But just one week later, Heinx's team lost points in the corner kick again due to corner kicks. This time the team's problems seemed very amateur. In the corner kick defense arrangement, the team did not even arrange a dedicated person to protect the back post!

The two goals conceded against Hamburg this time also came from corner kicks.

The first corner kick Hamburg won in this game resulted in a goal.

Van der Fate accurately found Brumma in the penalty area. Dante made a mistake while keeping a guard and gave the opponent a chance to head easily. Brufon's header from close range left Neuer helpless. After conceding the ball, Boateng was so angry that he jumped straight, which fully demonstrated that he was dissatisfied with such a way of conceding the ball.

Logically speaking, there was a problem in the defense in the corner kick, which should make Bayern Munich players energize in the next corner kick defense, right? No, Hamburg's second corner kick caused another goal. The strong Gundam Westerman was not disturbed at all in the corner kick competition, because the person who arranged for Bayern Munich to defend him was Tony Kroos... The header was not outstanding and the body was not strong at all, and he was not Westerman's opponent at all when he was fighting for the position in the penalty area and was easily thrown away by the opponent.

So far this season, Bayern Munich, who has conceded 23 goals in all official games, has conceded five goals in the last three games, and four of these five goals were corner kicks.

Through these numbers, we should know how abnormal the recent consecutive corner kicks are for Bayern Munich?

Of course, when Dortmund media reported on Bayern Munich's corner kick defense, they did not say that they were speaking for Dortmund, but instead used the guise of letting Bayern Munich pay attention to this problem in the next Champions League match. It looked very upright, but who can't see the abacus behind it?

In their reports, they repeatedly mentioned the next quarter-finals of the Champions League, mentioned Bayern Munich's opponent Juventus, and even stated that Bayern Munich should be careful of this weakness being exploited by Juventus.

What is this intention? Can anyone with discerning eyes still see it?

Just tell Juventus directly that this is a small gift we have given you.

In addition, Dortmund media also mentioned how Bayern Munich was killed by Chelsea in the final of last season when he led the game? Wasn't it just a corner kick at the last moment of the game? Drogba rushed in at the front point.

This shows that Bayern Munich suffered a loss in the Champions League corner kick.

Losing the Champions League final at his own door was Bayern Munich's scar. Dortmund's move was to tear open the scars of Bayern Munich again and sprinkle them some salt and chili noodles.

Logically speaking, the German media should seem to be consistent with the foreign wars like the Champions League, but Dortmund's media helped Juventus to give advice, which is absolutely "political incorrect". But Dortmund's media did this.

In addition to making an accident with Bayern Munich's Champions League opponents, they also sow discord, claiming that Bayern Munich performed so perfectly this season under the leadership of the old coach Heinx. This is certainly worthy of happiness, but for Guardiola, who is about to take over Heinx, it may not be good news.

When Bayern Munich announced that Guardiola would take over as the team's head coach next season, everyone was very dissatisfied with Bayern Munich losing to Dortmund in the league championship competition for the previous two seasons. They hoped that Guardiola could lead Bayern Munich back to the top, which implied dissatisfaction with Heinx's work.

What's the result?

After the news was announced half a season in advance, Heinx's Bayern Munich played better and better. He was equalized by Dortmund at home in the first half of the season and never lost at all in the second half of the season.

The performance of Heinx's team is like protesting against Bayern Munich's senior club executives who announced Guardiola's takeover half a season in advance - although everyone, including Heinx himself, denied this statement, this phenomenon is indeed very suitable for conspiracy theories...

So at this moment, the Dortmund media is desperately advocating Heinx's outstanding performance. At the same time, when Guardiola takes over the team on time, most Bayern Munich players may still miss Heinx. Maybe this is not the case at all, but lies are repeated thousands of times become the truth. As long as the Dortmund media keeps cheering and shouting, they may have taken Bayern Munich into the ditch?

This is just like the Munich media constantly hype that Dortmund has received special care from too many referees.

The power of public opinion is very powerful.

From influence on the court to influence the people, the influence is everywhere, everywhere, moistening things silently. People who are affected do not feel that they have been controlled by public opinion.

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From claiming that Dortmund was taken care of by the referee, to offering suggestions to Bayern Munich's Champions League opponent, to sowing the disagreement against Bayern Munich's two head coaches, the competition between the two teams has been so fierce this season that in order to defeat the other side, supporters of both sides have tried every means to stumbling over the other side, and they can do everything they can.

It is hard to say who is right and who is wrong. Such a thing is not the first to be founded between Dortmund and Bayern Munich, nor is it an isolated case.
Chapter completed!