In a surprising turn of events, Bayern Munich has experienced their first defeat against SV Werder Bremen since 2008. The loss comes at a critical point in the season, where every point counts and could potentially have a significant impact on the Bundesliga table. Bayer Leverkusen, now holding a seven-point lead at the top, appears to be an unstoppable force.

After the disappointing match, coach Thomas Tuchel took full responsibility for the team's performance and placed the blame squarely on his players. Tuchel expressed his frustration, stating that he no longer wishes to emphasize the team's training efforts, as they seem to lack credibility in the eyes of others. He acknowledged that the team played insignificantly and admitted that the defeat was well-deserved.

Tuchel further emphasized that the quality of the team's training has not been an issue and that the players have been performing well during practice sessions. However, he highlighted the importance of translating that performance onto the field, especially when playing for a club like Bayern Munich. Tuchel lamented the team's failure to meet expectations in the match and stressed the need to find a solution to this recurring issue.

Curiously, this is not the first time Bayern Munich has suffered a defeat after an extended break between games. In a match rescheduled due to a snowstorm, the team faced a similar scenario and ended up losing 5-1 against Eintracht Frankfurt. The recent extended break, which included a training camp in Portugal, seems to have had a negative impact on the team's performance.

Interestingly, it appears that more time with the team is having an adverse effect on Tuchel's influence over his players. The suggestion arises that perhaps it would be beneficial for Bayern Munich to have a condensed match schedule, limiting the opportunities for Tuchel to impart his coaching strategies.

As Bayern Munich reflects on this setback, they must regroup and refocus to maintain their position in the league. The defeat against SV Werder Bremen serves as a reminder that no team is invincible and that consistent effort and performance are crucial for success. Tuchel and his players must work together to find solutions and ensure the team's future matches yield positive results.