Bayern Munich - Joshua Kimmich free kick: Julian Nagelsmann praises coach Tony Tabalovic

In the 6:1 minute at the start of the season in Eintracht Frankfurt, Joshua Kimmich scored 1:0 just five minutes after a clever free kick. It was not the product of chance.

When referee Deniz Aitken gave a free kick, the Frankfurt penalty area was still very hazy due to fireworks from the host’s fan mass. Most spectators didn’t even notice that the ball landed in the goal from a right half after Joshua Kimmich’s shot.

The fact that Kimmich chose the near post and took advantage of Frankfurt goalkeeper Kevin Trapp’s apparent confusion was thanks to the coaching staff’s well-prepared position. “There is a lot of praise for Tony Tabalovic, the goalkeeper coach, and Dino Topmüller, the assistant coach in charge of set-pieces,” Bayern coach Julian Nagelsmann explained. Saturday 1.

Nagelsmann explained, “The advice came from Tapa (Tony Tabalovich, editor’s note) that we have options out there. I actually thought that was a bit off for a variant, but we discussed it this morning. Josh did it really well.” Nagelsmann then recounted that it was a “fantastic job” from his coaching colleagues.

Kimmich himself also had words of praise for Tabalovic: “He announced it a little bit during the week. We trained on the side free kicks and then he said: ‘Trappo is always a little higher.’ Then I thought: I’ll try it.”

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Bayern Munich ignited in a 45-minute celebration in Eintracht Frankfurt at the start of the Bundesliga and deservedly won 6-1. Jamal Musiala and Sadio Mane play a great role, even the problem they convince the children. Bayern Munich Player Marks.

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Manuel Neuer: With a lot of aggressive motivation, a little busy for a long time. He woke up wide in the 22nd minute when he dared to take flight. Then, at 1-5, he doesn’t look good against Muani, even if Hernandez does his part. Grade: 4

3/17

Benjamin Pavard: Regardless of the change rumors, he kept his place for now and made it 2-0 with a goal worth watching. Other than that also with plenty of offensive and defensive urgency with good fencing leadership. Class 2.

4/17

DAYOT UPAMECANO: Not as complicated as before, he tries to keep it simple and can also focus on his core business. He got involved in two matches against strong Moani after the break but held up well. Grade: 2.5.

5/17

Lucas Hernandez: In the 27th minute, Lindstrom danced to her very easily and created Eintracht’s first real chance. At 1:5 with a rather sloppy ball to Neuer, who could not control the ball. Grade: 4

6/17

Alphonso Davies: Of course, very offensively on the go, but sometimes his fierce duel against the ball was strong, then sometimes very reckless, but he didn’t let opponent Knauf come alone. Grade: 3.5.

7/17

Joshua Kimmich: He made it 1-0 with a malicious free kick in his ear and he felt entangled in every goal after that, either winning the ball or sending long balls in front of the groups. Strong performance from Kimmich. Rating: 1.5.

8/17

Marcel Sabitzer: He continues to establish himself in the starting line-up for Bayern Munich and sacrifices himself for his team. The Austrian won all (!) of his duels until he was substituted in the 57th minute. So the first set. Grade: 2.5.

9/17

Thomas Muller: Of course you have to talk about his assisting passes and how he coordinated verbally and strategically with his fellow brutes in attack, but also about the comic interval (24). Grade: 2.5.

10/17

Jamal Moussa: Once again the best in Bayern. A cruel joke in the first round, because it was actually perfect when the Frankfurt team couldn’t get it. He did not have a fixed position, constantly inverted and scored two goals. Note 1.

11/17

Serge Gnabry: It was a double lead with Mane and he was constantly on the move, and you had the impression that Gnabry was playing with Mane. Strong surrender of 3:0, then subtly submitted 5:0 himself. Method for making a TL (65). Class 2.

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SADIO MANE: In his first match in the Bundesliga he is like an old hand in the league that doesn’t need any time to adapt. His fun, speed and his vision of space are fantastic. His passes in the 24th minute were powerful, as well as with a goal and a decisive pass. Rating: 1.5.

13/17

Ryan Gravenburch: He came for Sabitzer in the 57th minute at a point where Bayern were already out of the game. But he could not identify any accents, although he was often on the ball during training. Grade: 3.5.

14/17

Mathis Tal: He made his Bundesliga debut in the 65th minute and is now the second youngest player in Bayern history after Paul Wanner. She tried to put the ball in the court and go into the spaces a few times. His time has not yet come. Grade: 3.5.

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Leroy Sane: He came to Thomas Muller in the 65th minute, in the 77th minute he made a skill for Mane and Mosila to make the score 6-1. Good to use for a short time. Grade: 2.5.

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Nossair Mazraoui: He came to Pavard in the 82nd minute and shot on goal seconds later, although it was over. Otherwise no distortions. There is no rating.

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Matijs de Ligt: He came to Hernandez in the 82nd minute and was put into the chain without attracting much attention. After all, debut in the German League. There is no rating.

Thanks to more goals from Benjamin Pavard (11), Sadio Mane (29), Jamal Mosiala (35, 83) and Serge Gnabry (43). Bayern Munich won 6-1. Newcomer Kolo Mwani (64) scored for Frankfurt 1:5.

Lillian Shelton

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