Bayern Munich's sporting director assures that coach Thomas Tuchel will be in the dugout for the Champions League game against Arsenal, despite the team's recent loss to Heidenheim.
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Bayern had a two-goal lead at half-time but conceded three goals to the promoted club, which left Xabi Alonso’s Bayer Leverkusen — who won 1-0 at Union Berlin — on the cusp of a first Bundesliga title. Freund told reporters Tuchel would “100 per cent” be in charge for the quarter-final first leg in London, despite admitting “losing twice in a week is incredible”.“In three days we’ve got a very important match. Thomas was trying to bring back energy, to see what things need to be changed and what isn’t working,” he said.
“Every player must look in the mirror after the match and ask themselves if they gave everything for the team,” he added.“We need to ask ourselves questions as a group. This is not acceptable.”
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