Bayern Munich secure 3-1 win at Freiburg following Kompany health scare
- Bayern Munich earned a 3-1 away victory against Freiburg.
- Assistant coach Aaron Danks led the side after Vincent Kompany's collapse.
- Max Eberl described the result as the best medicine for the recovering manager.
Bayern Munich emerged with a 3-1 win over Freiburg following a challenging week for the club. Assistant coach Aaron Danks, standing in for Vincent Kompany, expressed satisfaction with the squad's performance and unity. Sporting director Max Eberl noted that the victory served as the "best medicine" for Kompany following his recent collapse.
Dayot Upamecano opened the scoring, with Danks likening the finish to the clinical style of Harry Kane. While Freiburg applied significant pressure during the closing stages of the match, Danks highlighted the contribution of goalkeeper Jonas Urbig and provided an update on Manuel Neuer. He also acknowledged that a few players appeared fatigued toward the end of the contest.
Following the final whistle, Danks revealed he had been in contact with Kompany via text messages. Freiburg manager Julian Schuster also offered his well-wishes, suggesting that the Bayern head coach should prioritize his recovery and take the necessary time to rest.