Laimer after win over BVB: "We can still do even better" | OneFootball

FC Bayern once again proved their championship credentials in the Bundesliga classic against Borussia Dortmund. In the 2-1 home victory at the Allianz Arena, the record champions dominated for large stretches and celebrated their seventh win in seven league matches. After the final whistle, Konrad Laimer appeared relieved and full of praise for his team.

Vincent Kompany and his team continue their impressive winning streak. Even in the top clash with Borussia Dortmund, the Munich team remained confident and solidified their lead in the standings. In front of 75,000 spectators in the sold-out Allianz Arena, FC Bayern controlled the game for long periods, although the tension briefly rose after Julian Brandt's goal for Dortmund.

In the end, it was enough for a deserved 2-1 victory – the seventh win in the seventh Bundesliga match of this season.

Laimer: “An important victory for us”

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For full-back Konrad Laimer, the relief was palpable after the final whistle. In an interview with Sky, the Austrian emphasized how important this victory was: “It always feels good to win a game. These are the two best teams in Germany – an important victory for us,” said the 27-year-old. At the same time, Laimer also had some critical words: “We can still improve on some things, like scoring goals earlier, for example.”

The defensive all-rounder especially highlighted the strong team cohesion: “It's just fun to play with the squad right now. This is exactly how you imagine football here – dominating and winning games.”

Special praise for Harry Kane

As so often this season, Harry Kane was the decisive factor. The English superstar was involved in both goals and was expressly praised by Laimer after the match: “He is everywhere on the pitch, he’s not too proud to do anything. You can learn so much from him – just from his mentality alone,” Laimer enthused.

With the victory against Dortmund, FC Bayern continues their flawless record in the Bundesliga. Under Vincent Kompany, the Munich team appears solid, strong in play, and hungry – just as Konrad Laimer desires. Or as he sums it up himself: “This is how you imagine Bayern football – dominant, passionate, and successful.”

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