Why is Thomas Thucel deliberately implementing a strategy so that Mikel Arteta will read it if Bayern Munich is currently in bad condition? Basically, Bayern Munich is in a less consistent condition. Moreover, no club deliberately loses points in several matches, they will definitely try as much as possible to achieve victory in an important match if Tuchel deliberately does it, it would be the same as bringing down the club he himself coaches in the domestic league.
What is clear is that Bayern Munich lost their rhythm in the second half, perhaps Bayern Munich reduced their stamina because they felt they would win the match, but it turned out that Heidenheim did well, taking advantage of Bayern Munich's negligence and immediately providing a 2 goal attack in a fairly short time, making the Bayern Munich players wondering how they could do it so easily and let the opposing club win this match with a score of 3:2
Mikel Arteta is of course very happy to see the current state of Bayern Munich, they are experiencing consecutive defeats which will affect the mentality of the players and Arseal hopes that at that time the players are still in a down state and Arsenal can beat them and carry out quite a fierce attack on Bayern Munich because Arsenal's confidence is quite high at the moment.
Arteta's Arsenal are young, vibrant and victory oriented too. They won't want to give off their chances at the trophy just so easily to Porto. They're a side more likely to put up a fierce contest and make the game tough for their opponent Porto. Maybe or maybe not, Porto will be able to endure the strength Arsenal would put up. Arsenal are to some extent technically better than them still.Munich's performance has been lingering far behind their usual tempo which is odd for them. Their journey to the most appropriate spot this season is threatened and no one is certain that they'll be able to scale through. Their performance is far less than encouraging too.
Where is Munich's problem from? The end part of this season is seeming tough for them already and it's a huge reproach to the name they've established for themselves, their aims and objectives too as regards competitions this season. Out of the blue, Leverkusen are now outshining the once dreaded German team, although it brings life to football but it's not a leisure to them having unending game setbacks in the results. Tuchel is a tactical coach and it's expected that he corrects these errors.
In the beginning, it all started well but shaky still and at least they weren't in deep mess as they are now. It only seems very difficult now for them to bounce back to their rightful stance too. Three games recently have seen them pay a costly price as they embraced losses. This affects their mental and physical approach to subsequent games. It's understandable if a huge amount of confidence is lost in this team as they're now less predictable to come out victorious in games. Barely 7 weeks left this season and their drawbacks is likely going to cost them to relinquish both the UCL and the Bundesliga trophies.
This season is certainly not the best so far for them. Maybe it's just their turn to suffer setbacks though. But is it possible that a switch in managerial body will make the right difference? There are options around for them to select from and let's be hopeful that this condition won't hold up unto the next season too as it'll be perilous. There's still a gleam of hope and chance in the German side though but the odds are very very slim and let's just pray that they end up being lucky because truthfully their opponents ahead are very much unfriendly.