Augsburg 2-3 Bayern: With Bayern s offensive efficiency, just play in the Bundesliga and don t think about the Champions League

In the second round of the 25/26 Bundesliga, defending champion Bayern Munich challenged Augsburg at WWK Arena, with goals from Gnabrey, Dias and Olisse, Bayern finally won 3-2 away, winning two consecutive wins in the new season of the league and three consecutive wins in various competitions.

However, after watching such a game, it seems that it is really unhappy. Of course, if it is reported before the game that Chelsea interrupted the transaction and is not ready to let Jacquesson join Bayern on loan.

I feel that Bayern fans at the early morning of Zhou Tian really have a bitter and helpless mood!

Why did Bayern, who had already scored three goals away in the 48th minute, ended up narrowly defeating Augsburg?

If you summarize this game in one sentence, it can undoubtedly be: when it comes to wasting opportunities, Bayern is indeed an invincible existence.

Of course, after such a game, everyone should even be glad that Bayern scored three points.

In the whole game, Bayern created 7 threatening attacks, but wasted 4 times - whether it was Diaz's passing the ball in front of the goal, a one-on-one goal, or Olise and Lemmer's one-on-one goal, Bayern really has the opportunity to establish a lead from the first minute of the game and is expected to win a big score.

But in the end, with Olise and Dias constantly wasting their must-scoring goals, Bayern eventually scored three-pointers away without winning so freehand or smoothly. Or in other words, it seems that Bayern, who has experienced a week of double games, obviously has a state of not being absolutely excited and positive.

Although Diaz was extremely efficient in the four games he played for Bayern, it seems that he could not help but worry about Bayern fans: Such a waste of opportunity, could it be that Bayern bought a copy of Sane from the Premier League again? !

So, although Bayern's ratings of the four-man team in the front court after the game are not low, it seems that this really has the illusion that Kane "want to be a father and a mother" - in the situation where no one organizes and advances on the offensive end, when everyone thinks that Mushara's successor is Gnabry, Kane uses his retreat and pass to bring the offensive guarantee to Bayern.

However, if Bayern still needs Kane's retreat to organize the attack in the Champions League match, just relying on the performance of Olise and Dias, will the South King hope to score a goal against strong teams such as Paris, Arsenal and Chelsea?

So, the last very important question - as of the closing of the summer transfer window, can Bayern still bring Jacquesson?

In fact, Romano has announced Jacquesson's loan transfer and the player himself has come to Munich, but due to Chelsea's accidental injury, Jacquesson is in a dilemma - Chelsea needs his return to continue to consolidate the team's strength, but it seems that Bayern currently needs him to enhance the offensive threat! Although the total career data of Jacquesson is not efficient or amazing, for Kompany, who is currently unchanged on the offensive end, his arrival will at least allow Kane or Dias and others to get rotation opportunities so as to maintain their condition better.

After all, just take Bayern's substitutions at present. Unless you lead the big score, you will not be able to give Carl or Asare and others the opportunity to play for training. But if Kane or Dias suffers from injuries and has to be rotated, and who should Kompany use to ensure the victory of the game?

From Eber's expression in this game, it can be seen that he is also very helpless about Bayern today - since there is no one to change the offensive end, this also makes Bayern currently have a lineup to "conquer the world". But if Chelsea insists on not giving up, will Bayern raise the quotation for Jacquesson and increase the thickness of the lineup? In the summer of 23, Paligna had already arrived in Munich and completed a physical examination. However, because Bayern's offer was too late, Fulham could not find a replacement for the midfielder, so Paligna had to return to the Premier League. When he came to Munich again, the players even found that Tuchel, who wanted him, had been fired; in the summer of 25, the protagonist became Jacquesson - who had also come to Munich, would he eventually pass by Bayern?