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Kimmich Slams Bayern's "Not Good Enough" Supercup Display
23 Aug
Summary
- Joshua Kimmich criticized Bayern's performance despite a Supercup win.
- Coach Kompany praised the team's fight and mentality in the Supercup.
- Bayern Munich secured their twelfth Supercup title against Dortmund.
Bayern Munich clinched their twelfth Supercup title with a victory against Borussia Dortmund. Despite the win, midfielder Joshua Kimmich delivered a stark assessment, describing the team's performance as "not good enough" and "a long way off" optimal play. He specifically highlighted a lack of ruthlessness and efficiency.
Conversely, coach Vincent Kompany praised his squad's strong first half and fighting spirit, noting the difficulty of competing away in Dortmund. He emphasized the importance of mentality, especially given limited training time for some players.
Defender Jonathan Tah offered a balanced view, acknowledging the team's effort while also pointing out areas needing improvement, including his own error that led to Dortmund's single goal. His late intervention prevented a second goal for BVB.
Michael Olise was instrumental in the victory, being named player of the game after being involved in nine shots, assisting the opening goal, and scoring the second. This win marks Bayern's seventh away victory in Dortmund.
