Bayern Munich Tops Champions League Group

Kimmich's Post-Match Thoughts

After the match at Parc des Princes in Paris, Bayern Munich's Joshua Kimmich described the first half as one of the toughest he has experienced. He noted that while the team did not have much possession, they were effective in creating chances and showed strong physical presence.

Team Performance Highlights

Kimmich emphasized that the team was able to put pressure on PSG during the first half. He mentioned that in the second half, they focused more on defense, stating that PSG did not create many significant chances, mostly relying on long shots.

Jonathan Tah's Perspective

Teammate Jonathan Tah also shared his views on the match. He highlighted the team's strong start and the many opportunities they had in the first half. However, he acknowledged that the second half required them to defend more, especially when they had to play with fewer players on the field.

Match Summary

The match began with a quick goal from Luis Díaz, who scored twice in the first half. Despite a red card for Díaz later in the game, Bayern managed to hold off PSG's attempts to equalize, with goalkeeper Manuel Neuer making several key saves. PSG's Ousmane Dembélé had a goal disallowed for offside, and the team struggled to break through Bayern's defense in the second half.