They're hoping Champions League success spills over to top German league
Berlin — Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich have hardly had the start they had wanted in 2023 but are hoping Wednesday’s Champions League win over Paris St Germain proves a pivotal moment that gives them the boost they are looking for in the domestic league.
Dortmund, meanwhile, have racked up a perfect eight-game winning run to close in on Bayern, who are still aiming for a record-extending 11th straight league title.“We will have to see what our path will bring this season, but if we couple our quality with the way we played [against PSG] then a lot is possible,” Bayern coach Julian Nagelsmann said.
Bayern, who beat star-studded PSG 2-0 for a 3-0 aggregate win over two legs and a spot in the last eight, host Augsburg in their Bavarian derby on Saturday, and a win is necessary if they are to protect their slim lead for another week. Augsburg, with exactly the same league wins as Bayern in 2023, are in 13th place and look on course to avoid relegation.
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