Before the game, the battle between the two sides had already started.

Bayern Munich President Uli Henes publicly criticized the Bundesliga schedule: "We just finished the game in Barcelona, ​​and we had to rush back to Germany without stopping to rest at home, and then we had to rush to Dortmund non-stop. There was only two days between this! The team did not get a good rest at all, and the players were very tired. On the other hand, Dortmund, in the Champions League, they played one day earlier than us, and after returning home, they would not have to move around and wait for their home court... I really don't understand why there was such a bad schedule. Why can't we push the game against Dortmund one day back? Why can't we both be played against Dortmund be played on the night of May 5, and we have to be on the night of May 4? Are Hamburg and Wolfsburg participating in the Champions League? Can't the league flexibly arrange the schedule and make temporary adjustments for special circumstances?"

Honestly, Heness's complaint makes sense. Bayern Munich's Champions League semi-finals to Barcelona away were played on the night of May 1st. After playing, Bayern Munich would immediately take a transit back to Munich. When it arrived in Munich, it was early in the morning of May 2nd.

Then the team disbanded on the spot, but the players could only rest for half a day. On the afternoon of May 2, the team would gather to train.

On May 3, they will have the whole team fly to Dortmund to prepare for the game on the evening of May 4. They cannot go too late because they only have time to perform adaptive training on the field on the evening of May 3. The game will be played on the evening of May 4.

In the meantime, the whole Bayern Munich team was indeed "flying", from Munich to Barcelona, ​​Barcelona to Munich, and then from Munich to Dortmund. They flew three times in four days, in three places, not to mention professional players who have high physical requirements, even ordinary people are exhausted after tossing like this, and Bayern Munich players will immediately usher in an important high-intensity game.

Heness complained about the official schedule of the Bundesliga, but he still had ridicule about Dortmund inside and outside. Dortmund's general manager Zorke naturally would not pretend not to hear it. He jumped out and retorted: "Heness complained that the schedule is too dense? Then why didn't he say that they had one more day off in the middle of the two Champions League semi-finals? Dortmund did not complain about the schedule of UEFA when playing the Champions League semi-finals. Why did it become an unacceptable bad arrangement when it came to Bayern Munich? I understand that Heness must have made an excuse for Bayern Munich's defeat in advance. If Bayern Munich lost to Dortmund away, then the blame could be completely over to the official Bundesliga..."

"Also, in the second leg of the Champions League semi-finals, we encountered a tenacious blockade from Real Madrid away. We fought very hard, and we worked hard to the last moment and spent all our energy. And what about Bayern Munich? We faced an opponent without fighting spirit away and won without bloodshed. They even made substitutions in advance to prepare for our game, saying that they spent their energy in this game, which I don't believe. This is no different from a warm-up match in the team!"

Zorke not only scolded Barcelona, ​​but also mocked Barcelona...

These two teams quarreled, and the other teams were caught in numerous attacks. Hamburg and Wolfsburg said in grievance, "Is it my fault for not being able to participate in the Champions League?"

Real Madrid and Barcelona were taken out and whipped the body again...

Fortunately, the Spanish media no longer cares about what is happening in Germany, otherwise there would be a certain number of cross-border wars of verbalism.

The club's senior executives kept arguing, and at the player level, the intensity of the verbal battle was not inferior.

Bayern Munich central defender Van Biden said in an interview that his advantage is still on Bayern Munich's side: "We are two points ahead, and we have a psychological advantage, so we will win in this game as long as we draw."

As the core of Dortmund, Zhou Yi, who is Dortmund, answered this: "Does he (Van Biten) really think so?"

After receiving the reporter's affirmative answer, Zhou Yi made a "relaxed" expression and movement, and then said with a smile: "Then I'm relieved. Because in my experience, I think it's always the most dangerous time to tie the game. Van Biten is very good."

After saying that, all the Chinese reporters who interviewed him laughed. The German reporters might be a little confused, but the Chinese reporters really understand what Zhou Yi said.

In the history of Chinese football, there have been too many "going as you draw", but in the end they all went against their expectations.

So much so that "qualifying if you tie" has become a major curse for Chinese football.

Zhou Yi said this not only expresses his confidence in defeating Bayern Munich, but also has the meaning of self-deprecating, so that his attitude will not be so arrogant and annoying. This is also the characteristic of Zhou Yi. Even if he attacks others, he will make people feel cute.

Zhou Yi's verbal battle was relatively gentle, and the other players were tit-for-tat, and the smell of gunpowder was very strong.

Bayern Munich captain Ram also agreed with Heness's point of view in an interview, believing that the schedule was too unfavorable for them.

In response, Dortmund's player Groschlouitz ridiculed Ram as a woman: "As a professional player, complaining about the schedule is not enough for me. The schedule is fair. Everyone may have a time when the schedule is not as good as they wish. What should I do? Should everyone change the schedule when it is not satisfactory? Today, Bayern Munich can ask for a change in the schedule, so that other teams can do it tomorrow. In this way, will the entire league be no longer in chaos?"

In response to Groschlouitz's ridicule of Bayern Munich captain, Schweinsteiger fired back: "It is best for Dortmund players not to come out and talk nonsense. They are clearly beneficiaries of the schedule. We are just fighting for our own reasonable rights."

Piszczek sarcastically said: "For the first time I have seen the league leader so stingy about a small matter. It seems that they also know very well that it is a terrible thing to face us at West** Stadium."

"If I were a Bayern Munich player, I would shut up and rest and train during this period, instead of complaining about not having enough rest time while using all the rest time to show off in the media."

There are also Bayern Munich players who expressed their confidence, such as Ribery, who thinks they will win away: "There is nothing more exciting than beating a lieutenant away to win the league championship!"

Reus responded: "There is nothing more exciting than winning the league title by beating his arch-rival at home."

Of course, in the battle of mouth, "Mario Gotze" is a name that everyone cannot avoid.

Before the game, Dortmund media wrote an article criticizing Bayern Munich for his behavior of poaching his team everywhere as a behavior that damages the competitiveness of the entire Bundesliga and German football.

"...Heres invented a move, that is, opponents who cannot win on the court, they can win the opponent with money in the transfer market and poach the opponent's core players, which not only enhances their own strength, but also weakens their competitors. It is a good strategy to kill two birds with one stone." The Dortmund media sarcastically said.

There are also public opinion that before Dortmund's home game against Real Madrid, news that Gotze was about to transfer to Bayern Munich was reported. It was a long-planned behavior of Bayern Munich, aiming to interfere with Dortmund's preparation for the Champions League semi-finals and shake Dortmund's morale. In fact, Dortmund's morale was indeed shaken. If Dortmund's team had not burst out with huge energy at the last moment and stabilized the morale under the leadership of Klopp, the final result would have been hard to say...

Regarding this statement, the media of Bayern Munich firmly refuted: "...I want to remind Dortmund, who has always been nonsense, that it is not our Munich who announced this news at the official level, but your Dortmund. The first one to reveal the news was not our Munich media and reporters... It is nonsense to say that Bayern Munich did this to attack Dortmund. You must know that after this matter was suddenly exposed, it also caught Bayern Munich off guard..."

"Now Dortmund media has started to hype Gotze's transfer, just to find a reason for their next failure and turn all hatred to Bayern Munich. I think there is a very bad atmosphere in Germany, that is, unscrupulously stigmatizing Bayern Munich... Dortmund believes that Bayern Munich's practice of poaching everywhere has damaged the interests of German football, but in fact, it is them who are poaching everywhere! "

"... Dortmund media are always used to boasting about their youth training abilities, as if Dortmund's first team were trained by their youth training camp. Not to mention Reus and Groschloitz, according to UEFA's definition, players who registered for three seasons at the club from the age of fifteen to twenty-one are the youth training players trained by this club. Reus and Groschloitz were both played in Red and White Allen. Who threw them to regional league teams like garbage? Don't mention Zhou Yi, he had never received professional training before he was seventeen. His experience with Dortmund youth team was more like a transition to joining the first team. His current achievements have nothing to do with the training of Dortmund's youth training squad..."

"...Sven Bend was dug by Dortmund from Munich 1860, Gundogan was dug from Nuremberg, Subotic was dug from Mainz... Even the veteran Kyle and Weidenfeller were dug from Freiburg and Kesslautern... They said they were training youth training all day long, and then they were stolen by Bayern Munich, but they did not look in the mirror and looked at themselves..."

Munich's media counterattack was very sharp and they all said it to the point. In fact, like Bayern Munich, Dortmund, they both wanted to poach people from each team to form their own first team. But this is actually a very normal transfer behavior. It's just that there will be different interpretations from their respective positions.

During the fight of mouth, media also went to interview Gotze and asked him if he would be in a complicated mood about the upcoming game.

Gotze shook his head: "No. I am a Dortmund player now, and my mission and goal are to help Dortmund win the championship. I will talk about my affairs with Bayern Munich next season."

He is still very confident in saying this. In the two rounds against Real Madrid, he assisted and scored a goal, and created a penalty kick, saying that he was a great contributor to Real Madrid's entry into the Champions League final. I believe he would not object to it.

Klopp refused to talk about topics related to Gotze: "Getze is still my player now, what do you want me to say?"

Groschloitz was unwilling to talk about Gotze during an interview, but his starting point was not to get Gotze out of this public opinion storm, but to disdain to mention Gotze's name: "Don't mention that person's name to me."

As Goze's good friend, Reus would not be let go by the media at this time. He is relatively gentle: "Everyone has the right to choose, Goze made his choice. As his friend, all I can do is to bless him. But I also believe in his professional ethics, and he will definitely do his best in the next game."

How does Zhou Yi view the topic of Gece?

"Where is Got is free, and no one can blame him for this. Of course, the timing of this news was exposed is indeed a bit...subtle, but this is not Gotze's responsibility. I think there is no need for everyone to grasp this point. Gotze himself definitely doesn't want things to become like this, so he should just turn his attention to the game. To be honest, the transfer market is left to the managers, and now it's a matter on the football field..."

A reporter asked: "One day, will you go to Bayern Munich?"

Upon hearing this question, Zhou Yi smiled: "How is it possible? I will go to Bayern Munich to win the championship I won at Dortmund again? It doesn't make sense."
Chapter completed!