Daily Schmankerl: The aftermath of Bayern Munich vs. Eintracht Frankfurt; Florian Wirtz slumping at Liverpool; Bayern execs only focused on success; Nicolas Jackson not worried about future; and MORE!

"After a false start (!?) and an Eintracht Frankfurt turnover, Serge Gnabry sent in a cross that Luis Díaz hit home for a 1-0 lead inside the first minute. Eintracht Frankfurt goalkeeper Kauã Santos looked completely shellshocked. The goal occurred just seconds into the match. For anyone fearing a trap game, Bayern Munich did its absolute best to ensure that would not be the case! Bayern Munich was totally buzzing early on and looked completely dominant once again. This team is playing with so much confidence and cohesion at the moment."

"After a bit of sloppy play from Dayot Upamecano, Neuer relied on his timing and instincts with a big save in the 10th minute. Seconds later, Harry Kane was just offside to nullify a second goal. In the 14th minute, it looked like Jean-Mattéo Bahoya had taken advantage of some lax defending from Michael Olise for a goal, but it was (rightfully) ruled that Ritsu Doan used his hand to control the ball. What a freaking start to this one..."

"Kane would then make amends for his offside with a goal on a terrific low shot from the right side to the far corner. Díaz was credited with the assist. Santos probably should have done much better on that one. What a nightmarish start for the young goalkeeper. Olise did not look comfortable in the match early, but the beauty of t"

Bayern Munich opened explosively and defeated Eintracht Frankfurt 3-0. Leon Goretzka started over Aleksandar Pavlović, Sacha Boey returned at right-back, and Konrad Laimer shifted to left-back. Serge Gnabry delivered a cross that Luis Díaz finished for a goal inside the first minute, leaving goalkeeper Kauã Santos visibly stunned. Bayern maintained dominance and played with clear cohesion and confidence. Manuel Neuer produced a key save after a momentary defensive lapse from Dayot Upamecano. Harry Kane scored after an earlier offside, and a potential Eintracht goal was disallowed for handball. Bayern controlled tempo and limited Frankfurt chances en route to victory.

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