Bayern's staggering resurrection!
A tap in from David Abraham confirmed a likely defeat for Bayern Munich on a pleasant evening at the Deutsche Bank Park in Frankfurt. The fourth goal by Martin Hinteregger added to the embarrassment and the fifth one from Goncalo Paciencia did nothing but triggered a collapse of the greatest dynasty in German football. At the centre of it all was the man at the helm of the most demanding job in Germany, Niko Kovac. Little did he know that the club which shot him to prominence was about to make way for his exit. Kovac's Bayern had lost to Hoffenheim in Munich just a couple of weeks back. Bayern weren't putting in convincing performances and the only grace left for him was the lack of capitalising of the other clubs. But after the Frankfurt game, he literally had no grace left. His relationship with Thomas Mullar had deteriorated further and Bayern had no option but to sack him and they didn't hesitate in doing so. Hans Flick was choosen as the interim manager because he wa...