Gladbach knows that it took Bayern Munich to the limit...but fell just short

"The team left everything on the pitch. Credit for their solidarity and particularly the defensive work. They fought with everything they have... After that you just saw the quality of Bayern," stated Gladbach coach Gerardo Seoane.

"It's clear you're going to have to defend against Bayern. We wanted to be secure at the back... In the end, we can be satisfied despite the defeat. You're allowed to lose against Bayern," said Kleindienst.

"We battled valiantly today... In the second half we came out differently, a bit more aggressive, a bit more biting in the tackles," said midfielders Julian Weigl.

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