Dressen: Playing in PSG is like a semi-final or final. Neuer is still incredible at this age

November 5th: In the fourth round of the Champions League on Tuesday night, Bayern defeated Paris 2-1 away from home. At the post-match dinner, Bayern CEO Drayson praised the team's performance and expressed his gratitude to the fans of the expedition.

This time is a clash between the first and second place in the Champions League standings. Dressen was very excited about the team's performance: "Wow, what a battle we experienced tonight on this wonderful night in Paris. It feels like a semi-final or a final Game."

Bayern showed fantastic cooperation and scored beautiful goals in the first half. After the scorer Luis Dias, who scored twice, was sent off, the team also showed its indomitable will and outstanding mentality in the second half when they played less and more.

Dresson: "It was 2-0 in the first half, and we could have scored three or four more goals, and this red card. And then a second half like this, where everyone stepped up for everyone else. We showed that not only can we play well and score goals, but we can also defend."

There is one. The player was especially praised by Driesen: "Today it was a team performance. We had a man of the match - Neuer kept us in the game in the second half. It's incredible that you can do all this at your age", Driesen winked and smiled at Neuer, who made many amazing saves in the final stages of the game.

At the same time, Drayson also extended a very special greeting to the fans on behalf of the club. He said: "I would like to thank our fans. They fully supported us in the corner of the stands today and were full of passion. This trip was really not easy for them because they suffered the random treatment of the Paris police. They were not allowed to go to the stadium before the game and were driven to a toll station where there was no toilet and no food or drink. Fortunately, we worked with the fan club to organize the second and third batch of bus drivers so that the fans could still go home today. I would also like to express my gratitude."