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Merry Christmas from Bavarian Football Works!
Media“All I want for Christmas is my two top transfer targets...” Wishing you and yours a wonderful Christmas time!Deck the halls with boughs of holly
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Berni looks a bit too jolly...Christmas is a very big deal in Bavaria and Munich. In late November, not long after Americans recover from their Thanksgiving dinners, Christmas markets — Weihnachtsmärkte — open up across the city. Munich boasts over two dozen of them, from the giant Christkindlmarkt outside the town hall at Marienplatz all the way to the market at Munich Airport.Beer gardens, otherwise closed for the winter, transform into magical places where people gather together to enjoy some bratwurst, sweets, and other Schmankerln, drink a cup of spiced wine (Glühwein, “glow-wine”), and shop for Christmas gifts at homely stalls. There’s even a medieval-themed market not far from Odeonsplatz that’s my own favorite.Kleiner Erlebnistipp: Der mittelalterliche Weihnachtsmarkt in München ... hier gibt es nur Selbstgebackenes, im Holzofen Gebratenes und in Handarbeit Hergestelltes, abends Kerzenlicht und Vorführungen, sogar die "Standlinhaber" sind nach alter Tradition gekleidet ... ️ pic.twitter.com/Hq2n8XfNmM— Licht der Sterne (@HeuerHeike) December 20, 2018Of course, the writers at BFW are scattered across the globe far from Munich, just like yourselves, and by no means all of us celebrate Christmas — like Franck Ribery and others near and dear to our beloved club. Yet somehow we have all found ourselves here because of our love and interest in all things Bayern Munich. So as our shared club celebrates Bavaria’s big holiday (well, perhaps after Oktoberfest... and Starkbierzeit), we also want to extend season’s greetings to all of you.So wherever you may be, and whatever you may be celebrating around this time of the year, we wish you a happy time with family and friends, good food, strong drink — spiced or not! — and a wonderful, restful end to 2018.In that spirit, Frohe Weihnachten! Merry Christmas from all of us in the BFW family.Einen schönen Start in die Weihnachtsfeiertage wünschen wir Euch, lasst es Euch gut gehen! /al #München #Weihnachten pic.twitter.com/1xGScTM5Fj— München (@muenchen_de) December 24, 2018Read more...

BFW Fight Club: When ultras collide
Media For the most part, we hear good things about the game day experience in Bavaria, but it got a little testy between the Bayern Munich and Wolfsburg fans yesterday. The action on the pitch at the Allianz Arena was intense as Bayern Munich throttled Wolfsburg 6-0 behind a terrific overall performance by Die Roten. The battering, however, was not limited to the soccer field. When ultras from Bayern and Wolfsburg met up in the street, things got a bit heated (as captured by Instagram user 1312_international). The two groups started to engage in a scene that looked straight out of Gangs of New York for a full-scale, “no weapons” brawl on the streets of Munich. View this post on Instagram Bayern Ultras vs. Wolfsburg Ultras in Munich City near the train station! Bayern:left Side Wolfsburg:right side ------------------------------- #münchen #munich #schickeriamünchen #redfanatic #hooligans #wolfsburg #vflwolfsburg #weekendbrothers #angels #hooliganfight #1312army #ultras #tifosi #choreo #pyro #pyroisnotacrime #corteo #avantiultras #casual #fans #footballcasuals #ultrasmentality #footballculture #ultrascene #awaydays #ACAB #1312 #tifo #ultrastyle #footballultras A post shared by UltrasInternational (@1312_international) on Mar 9, 2019 at 2:13pm PSTSpanish outlet AS had a brief write-up on the encounter: It happened before Bayern Munich and Wolfsburg met at the Allianz Arena in Munich. A fight in the style of the Russian ‘drakas’, in which the ultra stick with certain laws: they are punched and punched but no weapons.Well, as the character Omar Little famously said on The Wire: “A man’s got to have a code.” Read more...

Bayern Munich Frauen get back to winning ways, crush SC Sand
FC Barcelona v Bayern Munchen - UEFA Champions League Women Photo by Erwin Spek/Soccrates/Getty Images Ahead of the second leg of Champions League clash, Bayern Munich got back to their winning ways. Mandy Islacker scored twice to lead Bayern Munich past SC Sand 5-0 in the Frauen Bundesliga. The other goals were scored by Linda Dallmann, Jovana Damnjanovic, and Nicole Rosler.Bayern got started early in this one, with Linda Dallmann kicking things off with her goal in the 12th minute. Islacker brought down a long ball over the top and played in Dallmann with a simple cross. All that was left was the finish, and Dallmann wasn’t missing from there. However, Bayern was made to wait until the second half before their second goal came.Islacker grabbed her first goal just before the hour mark after being played in behind the backline by Damnjanovic. She finished through the Sand’s goalkeeper’s hands to make it 2-0. Damnjanovic would make it 3-0 in the 68th minute.Rolser pounced on a ball sent through the Sand defense and grabbed her first Bundesliga goal of the season in the 86th minute. Then, Islacker made it 5-0 in the 89th minute with a tidy finish from the center of the penalty area.Islacker has been on a tear since Bayern returned form the recent international break. With six goals in the last four matches, she’s been instrumental in the Bavarians’s success so far this season.On Wednesday, Bayern will host Goteberg in the second leg of their Round of 32 tie in the UEFA Champions League. Then, at the weekend, Duisburg come to the Bayern Campus for a Frauen Bundesliga match.See full match highlights here.Bayern XI: Benkarth - Riley, Gwinn, Wenninger, Laudehr - Leupolz, Magull (75. Hendrich) - Beerensteyn (66. Škorvánková), Damnjanović (80. Rolser), Dallmann - Islacker View this post on Instagram YESSS!!! ⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️ Die #FCBFrauen schlagen die @scsandfrauen nach einer starken Leistung verdient mit 5️⃣:0️⃣! #MiaSanMia #FCBayern #München #FCB #DieBayern #DieLiga @die_liga A post shared by FC Bayern Frauen (@fcbfrauen) on Sep 22, 2019 at 6:56am PDT Read more...

Lina Magull extends Bayern Munich contract
FC Bayern Muenchen Women’s Team Presentation Photo by Sebastian Widmann/Getty ImagesThe midfielder will remain in Munich through 2022.Bayern Munich announced that Frauen midfielder Lina Magull had officially signed a contract extension to keep her in Munich through the summer of 2022. Magull’s contract was previous set to expire in 2021.The midfielder has featured in 44 games for Bayern since joining the club in 2018 and has scored 14 goals. So far this season, Magull has bagged 2 goals in the Bundesliga and 2 goals in the Champions League.View this post on Instagram2⃣0⃣2⃣2⃣ - @linamagull is here to stay! ✍️ Lina Magull hat ihren bis 2021 laufenden Vertrag beim #FCBayern München vorzeitig bis 2022 verlängert - Klasse! ⚪️ #MiaSanMia ⠀ #FCBFrauen #FCB #München #DieBayern #DieLigaA post shared by FC Bayern Frauen (@fcbfrauen) on Dec 12, 2019 at 8:42am PSTMagull turned 25 this summer and already is pushing a decade of experience playing professionally. After cutting her teeth in the second division with FSV Gütersloh 2009, Magull moved to Wolfsburg. After a successful stint with the German powerhouse, Magull moved to SC Freiburg to continue her development as a professional.Having already wont the Bundesliga, DFB Pokal, and Champions League twice each, Magull is looking to add to her trophy case with Bayern. “Of course it remains my desire to win a title with the team. To do so, you have to be prepared to trust a certain process, and I am.”Read more...

Bayern Munich take Frauen Bundesliga lead as Wolfsburg stumble
FC Bayern Muenchen Women v SC Sand Women - Flyeralarm Frauen Bundesliga Photo by Alexander Hassenstein/Getty ImagesBayern Munich rolled to another big win in the Frauen Bundesliga.Bayern Munich beat Hoffenheim 4-0 on Sunday to move to sole possession of first place in the Frauen Bundesliga. The Bavarians have had quite the start to the season with six wins out of six, including an impressive 20 goals scored with 0 conceded.Jens Scheuer made four changes to the lineup that won midweek against MSV Duisburg, but the Bavarians weren’t phased and came out swinging against Hoffenheim. After a few minutes, a goal came, and Bayern were off and running.Klara Bühl took a free kick from out wide right in the 3rd minute, and Amanda Ilestedt beat everyone to the ball and poked it home for the 1-0 lead. Another newcomer assisted on Sydney Lohmann’s goal in the 31st minute with Sara Zadrazil putting a long cross on her head for the score.View this post on Instagram9️⃣ points a week... ⠀ ⠀ #MiaSanMia #FCBayern #FCB #FCBFrauen #Bayern #München #DieBayern #DieLiga #BundesligaA post shared by FC Bayern Frauen (@fcbfrauen) on Oct 11, 2020 at 10:41am PDTIt took a while for Bayern to find the third goal of the match, but Carina Wenninger turned in a corner kick from Bühl in the 79th minute. Viviane Asseyi made it 4-0 in the 86th minute when she tucked the ball inside the far post following a big crossfield switch from Hanna Glas.“Three points, four goals - I am very, very satisfied with our performance today!” captain Lina Magull said. “We dominated the game from the start and were very handy from the first minute.”Bayern XI: Benkarth - Glas, Wenninger, Hegering, Ilestedt - Magull (81. Dallmann), Zadrazil - Asseyi, Lohmann (90. Laudehr), Beerensteyn (87. Corley) - Bühl (81. Boye)Elsewhere in the Bundesliga, Wolfsburg dropped points against a Frauen Bundesliga team not named Bayern for the first time since December 2018! Freiburg managed a 1-1 draw against Wolfsburg, meaning that Bayern go two points clear at the top of the table.The next few matches will ratchet up the pressure on Bayern starting next Sunday against Turbine Potsdam.View this post on InstagramTHIS TEAM! ❤️ #MiaSanMia #FCBayern #FCBFrauenA post shared by FC Bayern Frauen (@fcbfrauen) on Oct 11, 2020 at 7:38am PDTRead more...

The FC Bayern Munich Club BadgePhoto by VisionhausBayern Munich can now officially add the fifth star to their team badge after winning the Bundesliga for the 30th time since it was officially formed.Bayern Munich can now officially add a fifth star to their team crest after winning the Bundesliga title for the ninth consecutive season. In total this is the 30th time Bayern had won the Bundesliga since its official formation back in 1963. Of course, they’ve won the title a total of 31 times, but prior to 1963, it wasn’t the Bundesliga; they won it in 1932 when it was still the German Football Championship.Per the DFL’s official dress code for kits and team badges, stars are awarded for winning the league title three times (1), five times (2), ten times (3), twenty time (4), and 30 times (5). Bayern is the first club to have achieved the feat of five stars. From the 2021/22 season onward, all official Bayern products that contain the team badge can be permitted to have five stars.Bayern, in coordination with Adidas, plans out officially rolling out their new kits and licensed apparel with the fifth star added by the middle of July. The jersey is set to be the first item for wide release that will contain the five stars. Adidas wants to ensure production goes smoothly and without error before that start adding stars to other apparel items other than the home kits.Karl-Heinz Rummenigge expressed his excitement for the club to have earned its fifth star, recognizing how long of an effort it’s been to get to this moment. “The fifth star on our HOME jerseys is the award for 30 German championships since the Bundesliga was founded in 1963. This is the merit of many generations of players and proof of the decades-long consistency of FC Bayern at the highest level - the fans can count on it of FC Bayern be proud,” the club CEO said.Until we have the official kit release this summer, be sure to check out our kit leaks to preview what some of them are going to look like!#München #FCBayern

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@FCBayernEN: RT @JBerner97: BAYERNS KÖNIGSTRANSFER IST GELANDET: Sadio #Mane ist soeben sicher gegen 11:20 Uhr am Flughafen #München (GAT) gelandet. Jetzt geht’s zum Medizincheck! Er flog mit einem Privatjet (C68A) um 9:30 Uhr von Mallorca in Richtung Deutschland! #FCBayern @BILD_Bayerni

Türkgücü MunichPhoto by Sven Hoppe/picture alliance via Getty ImagesWhat in the world is happening?Holger Seitz’s first game in charge of Bayern Munich’s second team — succeding Martín Demichelis after the latter’s departure for River Plate — didn’t go as planned. FCB II had a match against Türkgücü München that ended in the most unfortunate of circumstances — boiled-over tensions, police intervention, and people hurt. The match itself was suspended.Bild has the report; also via @iMiaSanMia:Police officers stepped in and the referee sent both teams into the dressing room. Tear gas, pepper spray and batons were used by the police. Four people are said to have been hospitalized, including an 11-year-old boy. About 20 people received medical treatment on site [@BILD]— Bayern & Germany (@iMiaSanMia) November 19, 2022FC Bayern II play in the fourth tier of German football, in the Regionalliga Bayern, and currently sit in 5th place with 21 matches played. According to the report, the banner in question was that of a Kurdish Bayern fan club and was interpreted as a provocation:Such flags must be registered in advance. Without permission they must be taken down. And that is exactly what those responsible for Türkgücü, who saw the action as a provocation against themselves, tried to do. Türkgücü is a club founded by Turkish migrants, Kurdistan is an unrecognized autonomous region in Turkey.So: Türkgücü club representatives tried to get the flag removed; the Bayern fan club refused, and the situation escalated out of hand. “We are the fans you don’t want,” reportedly were the chants from the fan club section.The police arrived on the scene to enforce — pepper spray and clubs deployed against the fans in order to enforce the flag’s removal. A video apparently captures part of the event:#Polizeigewalt bei #Türkgücü #München vs #FCBayern II

Die Partie wurde nach einer nicht genehmigten Banner mit politischen Botschaft abgebrochen. Die Polizei setzte Tränengas ein und schlug teilweise wallos auf boden liegende FCB fans ein@BILD @faznet @ntvde @SPIEGEL_Sport pic.twitter.com/ldQnmiDOwM— Neutral zone (@fanatico_japan) November 19, 2022It seems that inquiries are ongoing into whether the banner contained a hate symbol.

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@FCBayernEN: RT @JBerner97: Mit mehr als 75 Minuten Verspätung verlässt der @FCBayern -Tross die französische Hauptstadt #Paris und befindet sich mit der Lufthansa-Maschine „LH2571“ auf dem Weg nach #München. Ankunft in der bayerischen Landeshauptstadt gegen 13.30 Uhr. @BILD_Sport #FCBayerni

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Eben in Pasing an der S-Bahn gesehen - sichert euch euer Exemplar vom neuen @UWCL QUEENZINE Magazin - mit Klara Bühl in der Cover-Story! 📰

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