In the Champions League quarter-finals that ended in the early hours of this morning, Austrian powerhouse Salzburg drew 1-1 with Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich, which was also another winless match for Bayern Munich after the defeat to Bochum in the last round of the Bundesliga, in which Salzburg took an early lead through Adam's goal in 20 minutes, and then Bayern besieged it, and finally did not rely on Koeman's goal until the 89th minute to draw the opponent.
In this game, head coach Nagelsman's platoon arrangement also became the focus of media discussion after the game. In this game, Nagelsmann followed manchester city coach Guardiola to put up a 3241 formation, although Bayern's frontcourt is also star-studded, with Levan, Muller, Sane and other stars sitting, Bayern's frontcourt attack is also a world-class presence, but the most direct impact of This formation posed by Nagelsman is top-heavy, and the frontcourt is too crowded, which also makes it difficult for players to complete a small range of successful cooperation.
To another extent, the most direct result of a large number of offensive players is that the back line is blown up by the opponent, the opponent scored early in the first half 20 minutes is the best proof, and this formation is not the formation that the coach is accustomed to using, which causes the players to become very uncomfortable on the field, and they are also very unfamiliar with the position they play in today's game, so it is not a strange thing that they do not play well. Although Bayern already had more than 70% of the ball in the whole game and they also had as many as 22 shots on goal, it was a pity that they did not translate into goals.
Although Bayern won a draw in this game, they still set a record. That is, from 31 October 2017 to today, there have been 22 Champions League games, Bayern have maintained an unbeaten record away from home, and Bayern has become the team with the most consecutive unbeaten away games in the history of the Champions League, and behind Bayern are Manchester United and Ajax, which can be said to be a very great record. But in contrast, one player on the team is more depressed.
Poles Lewandowski, the world's number one striker, did not score a single goal in this match, and it was also two consecutive Champions League games that he did not score, and it is even more regrettable that in the past two Champions League games he has not even scored a single shot, which is also very puzzling. In the game that ended in the early hours of this morning, Levan was also chased and blocked by the opponent, which made Levan's play limited, but this is not the reason why Levan did not make any shots, this embarrassing record also has an unshirkable responsibility for Bayern's other teammates.
Against a team from Austria, the rest of Bayern's players scored just one goal after contributing 22 shots, which is also the responsibility of the whole team. Levan's contract will expire next summer, when Levan will turn 35, and from now on, Bayern seems to have no intention of renewing his contract with the Poles, and it is impossible to land on other giants at this age, when Levan is likely to follow the previous Götze and Hummels back to Dort and continue to shine.