Party or hangover mood? Kompany’s five-win plan before Oktoberfest visit | OneFootball

Tradition meets sporting reality: On October 5th, the last Sunday of the Oktoberfest, the FC Bayern professionals head to the Käfer tent. Whether there will be a festive atmosphere or a subdued mood largely depends on the results of the coming weeks.

As reported by BILD, the Munich team has made a decision: Coach Vincent Kompany, his players, and the club bosses will traditionally attend the Wiesn together. It's no coincidence that this date could become the season's highlight – because there is a five-game block on the schedule that will likely determine the mood in the tent.

For the Belgian coach, the crucial series begins on Wednesday with the Champions League clash against Chelsea FC. Facing the club world champion is the first real test of the new season. After that, it's one game after another:

If FC Bayern masters these five tasks, the German record champion would start the season with ten wins from the first ten competitive games – a perfect setup for a lively evening in the Käfer tent. However, if setbacks occur, instead of a big Wiesn celebration, a hangover mood might prevail.

Wiesn Jersey Causes a Stir

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In line with the Oktoberfest, FC Bayern already unveiled its new Wiesn jersey on Monday morning. The special shirt is in a light cream tone, with green embroidered sleeve cuffs and subtle stripes. The Adidas trefoil logo and a specially designed Wiesn emblem of the club adorn the chest.

For collectors, the club offers a limited "Match Kit Box" of 1900 pieces, which includes the jersey, shorts, and socks in an elegant box – price: 250 euros. For a more affordable option, the jersey with player number flock is available for 120 euros.

The outfit will make its debut on September 26 in the Bundesliga home game against Werder Bremen.

Whether Bayern's Wiesn visit on October 5th turns into a big party primarily depends on the coming weeks. Kompany's team has it in their hands to raise the beer mugs in the Käfer tent with pride – or with a heavy head and a need to catch up on the field.

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