Out of the DFB Cup

“I don’t give a shit”: Eberl snaps at reporters

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04.12.2024 09:27

Bayern's sports director Max Eberl was probably also hit hard by the team's DFB Cup exit against Leverkusen. In the mixed zone after the final whistle, the 51-year-old reacted irritably and got into an argument with a reporter. 

When asked what it takes to beat great opponents, Eberl said annoyed: "That's not the question today. We were a man down today, I hope everyone understood that." That's why you can't compare this game with the others. 

"Do I have to justify myself now?"
When the reporter followed up and pointed out that Munich had their problems against PSG (1:0) despite being outnumbered, the Bayern boss hissed at his counterpart: "Do I have to justify myself now or what? I know you're very critical, I know you question everything, I don't give a damn!"

Bayern played short-handed from the 17th minute after Manuel Neuer was shown a red card.
Bayern played short-handed from the 17th minute after Manuel Neuer was shown a red card.(Bild: AFP or licensors)

After the German record champions had to bow out of the competition three times in the second round and once in the quarter-finals in the past four years, the DFB Cup remains a spoilsport for all those who support the Munich team this year. In the round of 16, Leverkusen's Nathan Tella (69) marked the Bundesliga leaders' exit.

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