Bayern Munich star Joshua Kimmich laments ‘strange’ loss, but feels ‘there’s more to come’
Bayern Munich's Joshua Kimmich described their 5-4 loss to Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League semi-final first leg as a 'strange' defeat despite a strong comeback effort. The team trailed by three goals but fought back, creating late chances and sensing opportunity as PSG showed signs of fatigue. Kimmich expressed frustration over defensive lapses, especially from set pieces, but remained optimistic about their chances in the second leg. He believes Bayern still has more to give as they prepare to host PSG at home.
- ▪Bayern Munich lost 5-4 to Paris Saint-Germain in the first leg of their Champions League semi-final at the Parc des Princes.
- ▪Joshua Kimmich said Bayern felt they should have equalized after coming back from three goals down.
- ▪Kimmich criticized Bayern's defensive errors, particularly conceding from a set piece again.
- ▪PSG showed signs of fatigue late in the match, with players experiencing cramps and time-wasting.
- ▪Bayern will host PSG in the second leg needing to overcome a one-goal deficit to advance.
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