3 losses in a row! Despite loss, Bayern Munich CEO assures Tuchel will stay

Bayern Munich's week gets even worse as they suffered their third loss in a row. Bayern lost 3-2 to VFL Bochum in the Bundesliga, and they are 8 points behind league leaders Bayer Leverkusen. Bayern Munich manager Thomas Tuchel was under lots of pressure before this game. After this loss, many football fans would expect the coach to be immediately sacked, but the Bayern Munich board seems to analyze first before deciding on his departure.

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After the 3-2 to loss to Bochum, Fabrizio Romano reported that internal talks to take place at FC Bayern now as Thomas Tuchel job remains at risk. Now Bayern believes it's time to decide the manager’s future soon with the president and directors involved. There was tension in the team; it was reported by Bayern Munich reporter Patrick Strasser, stating after the final whistle, there were angry discussions and almost a scuffle between Joshua Kimmich and Bayern assistant coach Zsolt Lőw.

Tuchel talked about his disappointment with the result but also felt unlucky. Tuchel said, "I don’t think today’s defeat was fair; I think a lot went against us today. I think we had an xG value of 3.4 and we had four, five, six top-class chances. We completely dominated the game and actually went behind out of nowhere. We never stopped putting in the effort until the end and then played with a man down for a long time. A lot went against us today. I feel today's defeat is different to the last two."

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Bayern Munich CEO assures Thomas Tuchel to stay as the head coach of the team next week

Bayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dressen said after the game, "I’m really feeling shi**y. Today mentality beat quality; we are not happy at all”. When asked if Tuchel was staying, he replied, "Of course."

Florian Plettenberg from Sky Sports Germany reports that Thomas Tuchel will remain Bayern coach and will not be dismissed. The coach is also not considering resigning and wants to keep fighting.