0-1! Sane is unforgivable, Tuchel collapsed on both fronts, lost to the Blue Eagles away, and Bayern's fate hung by a thread

Bayern have been underwhelming as Bundesliga giants this season, with 12 consecutive league titles in jeopardy after a 3-0 defeat at the feet of Bayer Leverkusen last weekend, and Thomas Tuchel has been besieged with doubts. After a few days of adjustment, Bayern welcomed the first leg of the Champions League 1/8 final on this matchday, heading away to Lazio, who is only 7th in Serie A, and the two teams met in the 20/21 season, with the Southern King sweeping 6-2 over two legs. Bayern wasted a chance in a frenzy, Sane's mistake led to a red dot meal for Parmecano, and because Mobile sealed his throat with a sword, Lazio defeated Bayern 1-0 at home to complete revenge. In just 4 days, Bayern was defeated on both fronts, and Kane wanted to cry without tears.

When it came to the opponent's turf, Tuchel did not dare to be careless and continued to put on a 4-2-3-1 system, Kane played the single arrow, Muller played the front midfield, Musiala and Sane were separated, Goretzka and Kimmich sat in the middle, Guerreiro, Kim Min-jae, Yupamecano and Mazraoui lined up to form a defensive line, and Neuer continued to guard the goal.

After the game started, Bayern was like a rainbow and pressed Lazio to attack. Just two minutes into the game, Sane won the ball on the right side of the penalty area, reversed the triangle and sent it to the middle, and Kimmich followed up and shot wide. In the 10th minute, Kimmich picked up a pass from the edge of the penalty area, Muller got the ball back in front of the bottom line, Kane met the ball and swept it, but unfortunately hit the ball high.

Withstanding Bayern's opening three-plater, Lazio threatened in the 21st minute when Marusic's cross from the right was met by Luis Alberto from the edge of the box and fired a long-range shot that grazed the crossbar slightly. In the 31st minute, Bayern took a set-piece in front, Goretzka knocked it horizontally, Muller stepped on it, and Sane followed up with a shot that missed slightly.

In the 40th minute, Bayern played a gorgeous combination, Muller made the ball with his heel, Goretzka followed up and scored, but it was a pity that Musiala pushed the shot high in front of the goal. After the first 45 minutes, both teams had 12 shots on goal, with only one on target combined, and returned to the dressing room with a 0-0 scoreline.

Coming back in the second half, Bayern were a little absent-minded. In the 50th minute, Parmecano was cut off at the back, Luis Alberto sent a scalpel through pass, Kim Min-jae failed to intercept, but Isaksen's one-handed push was bravely defused by Neuer, and Bayern escaped. In the 57th minute, Bayern tore the gap from the right, Sane crossed from the bottom, and Kane's header went slightly high.

In the 67th minute, Sane's mistake in front was broken, Felipe Anderson broke through the bag with the ball, because Mobile stumbled in the penalty area and forced the shot to be blocked by Kim Min-jae, and then Isaksen shot low into the near corner, stepped on the ankle by Yu Parmecano, and the referee awarded a red card + penalty package!

From behind, Tuchel had to make adjustments, first removing Goretzka with De Ligt and then playing two more cards in the 81st minute, with Choupo-Moting and Tel coming on and Muller and Leroy Sane coming on.

The data shows that Sane's 2 shots in this game were all off target, and 10 times lost the ball, which is really spicy. In the end, Bayern lost 0-1 away to Lazio, suffering two consecutive defeats on both fronts in just four days, Bayern's fate hung by a thread, and Tuchel's position was in jeopardy.