Frankfurt lost to Bayern Munich, Topmuller said the team did not make good use of the attack

In the focus match of the 23rd round of the 2024/25 Bundesliga, Frankfurt lost to Bayern Munich 0-4 after losing opportunities and conceding goals. Coach Topmuller said that his team did not control the offense well enough and did not seize the chances to score goals.

The score of this game changed in the first half stoppage time. Musiala passed the ball, Sane received it and passed it to the front of the goal, and Olise shot directly into the goal, helping Bayern Munich to lead 1-0. In the 61st minute of the second half, Olise's corner kick was blocked by Frankfurt goalkeeper Kevin Trapp, and the unguarded Ito Hiroki volleyed the ball into the goal, helping Bayern Munich continue to lead Frankfurt 2-0.

In the 83rd minute, Musiala got the ball and shook off the defense before pushing the ball into the goal, helping Bayern Munich to expand their lead to 3-0. In the second half stoppage time, Gnabry received Kingsley Coman's through ball and shot into the penalty area, helping Bayern Munich to lead Frankfurt 4-0.

In the end, Frankfurt lost 0-4 to Bayern Munich at the Allianz Arena. After losing 3 points, Frankfurt is currently ranked third in the standings with 42 points.

Frankfurt coach Topmuller said, "We started well, played bravely and pressed, and quickly created the first good chance through Ekitik. If we want to gain something and turn the situation around against Bayern Munich, we must seize such opportunities."

"After 15 minutes, the opponent gradually took control of the game and played very dominantly and methodically. We were very tenacious during that period and it was impressive to be able to keep the score at 0-0 for so long, so it was very frustrating to concede the first goal before the end of the first half."

Topmuller also said, "After losing the ball, we were all frustrated with the way we conceded the second and third goals, and we made the wrong balance between bravery and recklessness many times."

In addition, Frankfurt goalkeeper Kevin Trapp said, "It is reasonable for us to lose, but losing with such a score is a bit too big. We played well at certain stages of the game, tried many tactics, and played boldly at certain moments, but in the end we lost 0-4. It's painful because our performance is not useless, but Bayern Munich is too strong and has shown extremely high efficiency in offense."

"Overall, we lacked some decisiveness in attack, and this game also made us clearly see that we still have shortcomings to become a top team. But as a young team we have made considerable progress. As for the second goal, it was my mistake."