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Bayern Munich head coach Julian Nagelsmann revealed he has received death threats in the aftermath of their shock Champions League quarter-final exit to Villarreal. The Spaniards recorded a historic victory over the Bavarian giants to secure their place in the last four, after following up a 1-0 home win with a 1-1 draw at the Allianz Arena to progress 2-1 on aggregate.
Bayern Munich coach Julian Nagelsmann said Friday he had been subjected to online death threats after his team's surprise Champions League exit to Villarreal this week. "I know I will always get criticism from all sides, that's normal and I can deal with it. But with 450 death threats on Instagram, it's not so easy," said Nagelsmann ahead of Bayern's Bundesliga trip to Arminia Bielefeld on Sunday. "If people want to kill me that's one thing, but they also attack my own mother, who doesn't even care about football," he added.
Al igual que varios de los directivos muniqueses, Julian Nagelsmann se ha convertido en uno de los principales señalados en la debacle europea del Bayern de Múnich. El técnico del conjunto bávaro también ha visto cómo en los últimos días, tras ser eliminado en cuartos de final de la Champions League por el submarino amarillo, los aficionados cargaban contra él en redes sociales, hasta el punto de recibir amenazas de muerte, tal y como le ha sucedido a .
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Villarreal scored an 88th minute equaliser through substitute Samuel Chukwueze to snatch a stunning 1-1 draw at Bayern Munich and advance to the Champions League semi-finals with a 2-1 aggregate win over the Germans on Tuesday. Six-time European champions Bayern, who had won 12 of their previous 13 home games in the competition, levelled the tie when Robert Lewandowski drilled the ball in off the post after 52 minutes with his 13th Champions League goal of the season. But they failed to find the net again despite intense pressure in the second half and several missed chances. Instead it was Villarreal, semi-finalists in 2006, who scored against the run of play with Chukwueze beating goalkeeper Manuel Neuer with a left-foot effort to silence the home crowd.
BERLIN : Storm clouds are gathering in Munich after Bayern's shock Champions League quarter-final exit to Villarreal and the team know they must rebound quickly with a win on Sunday at Arminia Bielefeld to take them one step closer to the Bundesliga title.
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Even ‘Radio Muller’ went silent. When Thomas Muller, nicknamed ‘Radio’ for his chatterbox tendency, delivers a post-match verdict of “I don’t know what I should say,” it is a sure sign Bayern Munich have been thoroughly stunned.