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And so it became crystal clear: Bayern Munich will win the Bundesliga title in 2025/26.In this episode, we break down the clash between Borussia Dortmund and Bayern — a match that was a brilliant advert for German football.With key players — including Nico Schlotterbeck and Emre Can — likely to leave Dortmund this summer, there’s a real need to regenerate the squad… and perhaps the coach as well?We’ll also talk about Indonesia’s biggest star and the meanest-looking man in football.Auf geht’s!

Where things stand after Bayern Munich's 3-2 win over Borussia Dortmund and what the outlook is moving forward.Harry Kane is reaching new heights.Vincent Kompany will earn his money in March.The upcoming schedule is daunting.Borussia Dortmund seems intent on trying to slay Bayern a different way.The latest on Bayern Munich and Nico Schlotterbeck.Notes on Thomas Müller, Timo Werner, and Hansi Flick.What's up with Lennart Karl's contract situation? How about Kane and Kim Min-jae?Philipp Lahm targets Germany's developmental system...is he correct?A World Cup heat check on Bayern Munich's Germany contingent. Let's the likelihood of each player in contention for a spot. 

Bayern Munich just barely squeezed past Borussia Dortmund in Der Klassiker for a 3-2 win and there is a TON to talk about. Let's get to it! In this episode, we discuss the following:A look at the starting XI.Why Bayern Munich's injury situation is finally rearing its ugly head. Michael Olise, Jamal Musiala, and Konrad Laimer are among those not at their peak level -- and that does not even include the absences of Manuel Neuer, Hiroki Itō, and Alphonso Davies, plus the banged up statuses of Aleksandar Pavlović, Kim Min-jae, and (maybe) Joshua Kimmich.A rundown of the scoring and substitutions.Why guts and toughness were needed to win this one.There is some slipping going on -- what to watch for moving forward.Some final takeaways from the match.As always, we appreciate any and all feedback!

Just when we thought Borussia Dortmund was over the hump, it got trounced -- and eliminated -- by Atalanta in Champions League.What does BVB's loss mean against Bayern Munich in Der Klassiker?If you could have one player from Dortmund for FC Bayern, who would it be?Are you sick of Bayern Munich vs. Bayer Leverkusen yet?Florian Wirtz seems to have turned it around at Liverpool, but his agent just pulled a Lennart Karl.A brief Entertainment Rundown.

A look at where each team is in the table and the recent form of each team.Glancing back at Bayern Munich's earlier win over Borussia Dortmund this season.A look at each team and some names to know + injury updates.Borussia Dortmund has shown grit and toughness, but might hit a wall.A guess at Bayern Munich’s starting XI.A prediction on the match.

In today's episode we discuss:Vincent Kompany’s comments about José Mourinho and Vinícius JúniorAlbert Riera, Max Kruse and Eintracht Frankfurt’s edgy tweetWhy Werder Bremen won’t be touring the United StatesRagnar Ache’s wonder goal... and, like always, much more!

The aftermath of Bayern Munich's 3-2 win over Eintracht Frankfurt -- the good the bad and the ugly.What was Joshua Kimmich thinking on the second goal -- and why Max Eberl is upset about it.Jamal Musiala admits he is not "in rhythm" yet.Alphonso Davies is set for another spell on the sidelines.Cassiano Kiala's season could be over.Borussia Dortmund is continuing to defy the odds with its play.

Bayern Munich just barely squeezed past Eintracht Frankfurt in what might have been a thrilling game for the neutrals, but doesn't bode well for Vincent Kompany and his men going forward. The second half was incredibly lackluster, and SGE had more than enough chances to even the score. In this episode, we discuss the following:Vincent Kompany's strange decision to not rest Kimmich. A recap of how the game went in each half. When is the last time we saw Bayern Munich firing on all cylinders? Can this team get in gear? Why game management is a problem and what Kompany can do about it. Player ratings for the entire XI. As always, we appreciate any and all feedback! Check us out on Patreon if you'd like to support us!