Kim Min-jae's 86-minute performance in the air ball competition is 100%...'Noyer error' Bayern Munich lose 0-1 to Aston Villa
Kim Min-jae's 86-minute performance in the air ball competition is 100%...'Noyer error' Bayern Munich lose 0-1 to Aston Villa
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Bayern Munich lost to Aston Villa after allowing a run due to a fatal error by Manuel Neuer, the goalkeeper. Kim Min-jae, who has started eight official games since the opening of this season, played 86 minutes before being withdrawn due to substitution, showing an easy performance.
Bayern Munich lost 0-1 to Aston Villa in the second away game of the UEFA Champions League (UCL) phase of the 2024-2025 season at Villa Park in Birmingham, England on the 3rd (Korea time). With the defeat, Bayern Munich remained at 3 points (1-1), falling to 15th place at once. 먹튀검증
Bayern Munich took the lead from the beginning, as expected, but there was no income. Bayern Munich continued its offensive and failed to score a goal because Aston Villa came up with a counterattack strategy after defense with the overall line down. In the end, the first half ended 0-0.
Bayern Munich deployed its ace Jamal Musiala at the half-time. However, the team failed to create a threatening scene after making changes. Rather, Aston Villa scored the first goal. When John Duran saw Neuer, the goalkeeper, at 34 minutes in the second half, he attempted a surprise shot, which led to the goal.
Bayern Munich urgently upped its overall line as much as possible and launched a wave of attacks. However, the team failed to score an equalizer in the end. Serge Gravri, who received a pass from Musiala in the back space in the extra time of the second half, had a decisive opportunity to score, but was blocked by goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez.
After playing 86 minutes on the day, Kim recorded three clearances and one interception, respectively, according to Sofa Score, a soccer statistics magazine. He also won all six competitions in the air, displaying monstrous performance. He also showed stable post-build-up performance with a 96 percent pass success rate.