• Just when we thought Borussia Dortmund was over the hump, it got trounced -- and eliminated -- by Atalanta in Champions League.
• What does BVB's loss mean against Bayern Munich in Der Klassiker?
• If you could have one player from Dortmund for FC Bayern, who would it be?
• Are you sick of Bayern Munich vs. Bayer Leverkusen yet?
• Florian Wirtz seems to have turned it around at Liverpool, but his agent just pulled a Lennart Karl.
• A brief Entertainment Rundown.

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• A look at where each team is in the table and the recent form of each team.
• Glancing back at Bayern Munich's earlier win over Borussia Dortmund this season.
• A look at each team and some names to know + injury updates.
• Borussia Dortmund has shown grit and toughness, but might hit a wall.
• A guess at Bayern Munich’s starting XI.
• A prediction on the match.

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In today's episode we discuss:

• Vincent Kompany’s comments about José Mourinho and Vinícius Júnior
• Albert Riera, Max Kruse and Eintracht Frankfurt’s edgy tweet
• Why Werder Bremen won’t be touring the United States
• Ragnar Ache’s wonder goal
• ... and, like always, much more!

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• The aftermath of Bayern Munich's 3-2 win over Eintracht Frankfurt -- the good the bad and the ugly.
• What was Joshua Kimmich thinking on the second goal -- and why Max Eberl is upset about it.
• Jamal Musiala admits he is not "in rhythm" yet.
• Alphonso Davies is set for another spell on the sidelines.
• Cassiano Kiala's season could be over.
• Borussia Dortmund is continuing to defy the odds with its play.

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Bayern Munich just barely squeezed past Eintracht Frankfurt in what might have been a thrilling game for the neutrals, but doesn't bode well for Vincent Kompany and his men going forward. The second half was incredibly lackluster, and SGE had more than enough chances to even the score.

In this episode, we discuss the following:

• Vincent Kompany's strange decision to not rest Kimmich.
• A recap of how the game went in each half.
• When is the last time we saw Bayern Munich firing on all cylinders?
• Can this team get in gear?
• Why game management is a problem and what Kompany can do about it.
• Player ratings for the entire XI.

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• Bayern Munich might take on a different look to face Eintracht Frankfurt as two starters could take a seat on the bench.
• A quick training update.
• Will this be Tom Bischof's big opportunity or will Vincent Kompany lean on Leon Goretzka?
• Does the recent news on Kim Min-jae open the door for Bayern Munich to pursue Nico Schlotterbeck?
• How serious of a threat is Borussia Dortmund?
• Niko Kovač might be tough for some fans and players to warm-up to, but he deserves praise.
• The former Bayern Munich boss is getting to coach how he is most comfortable.
• Two players with Bayern Munich ties could be on their way back to the club.
• A brief Entertainment Rundown focused on A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.

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• A look at where each team is in the table and the recent form of each team.
• Why Eintracht Frankfurt has scuffled.
• .Glancing back at Bayern Munich's earlier win over Eintracht Frankfurt this season.
• A look at each team and some names to know + injury updates.
• Lamenting the luck of Mario Götze...and Niklas Süle...and Holger Badstuber (!?).
• A guess at Bayern Munich’s starting XI.
• A prediction on the match.

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What German football club has produced the most stories in the 21st century?

I’d argue it isn’t the one that has won the most — but the one that has finished second the most.

Borussia Dortmund. The Westfalenstadion. The Ruhr.

Home to the tactics that reshaped modern football.

Home to a stand that captivated the world.

Home to a club that has charmed supporters from the United States to Australia.

This is a story of revolution and collapse. Of brilliance and heartbreak. Of why we love this game.

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