"Freiburg is one of the best examples to show in football. I'm a big fan of consistency in football. They have a coach who used to play there. They've never really changed their style, only ever making small adjustments. If you look at their scouting, they know exactly which players fit their style of play. Games against them are never easy; they can compete with any team. Many compliments to the club and the organization. I'm really looking forward to the game,"
"We've already drawn against Union this season. We didn't win the last game, we haven't forgotten that, it's not a perfect season. You always have to be strong at the end of the season - what you do at the beginning is a bonus. We want to be even stronger at the end. If our performances are good now, this task won't be easy, but we want to be even stronger at the end of the season than we are now."
"It could be an advantage. But the truth is, we have a bigger budget than Freiburg. We have players with more experience. I don't want to use that as an excuse. There was no disappointment in our team; all the boys qualified for the World Cup and are coming back with positive feelings. Of course, I would have preferred to have the players with me all week, but we are used to that,"
SC Freiburg maintains a consistent playing style with minimal changes and precise scouting to identify players who fit that style. The team can compete with any opponent and benefits from organizational stability and a coach familiar with the club. Bayern Munich acknowledges difficult matches and aspires to finish the season stronger after mixed recent results. Bayern faces challenges from international call-ups causing fatigue and limited preparation time, while also possessing a larger budget and more experienced players. Many Bayern players returned having qualified for the World Cup. Coaching-staff stability is considered crucial amid possible turnover.
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