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Watching PSG-Bayern Thriller From Stands ‘No Fun’ for Suspended Coach Kompany
Aaron Danks directed Bayern from the touchline as Vincent Kompany watched a 5-4 Champions League first leg from the stands.
- Vincent Kompany watched Bayern Munich's 5-4 Champions League semifinal loss to Paris Saint-Germain from the stands on Tuesday, serving a one-game suspension while assistant Aaron Danks managed the team on the touchline.
- Barred from "the vicinity of the field of play or the team bench" by UEFA rules for accumulating three yellow cards, Kompany was confined to the media seats while Danks took charge for the first time since his 2022 Aston Villa interim role.
- "I can't take decisions 80 meters away," Kompany told Prime Video, though he appreciated how his players responded after Bayern fell 5-2 behind during the thrilling encounter.
- Harry Kane and Michael Olise scored for Bayern, while Joao Neves and Ousmane Dembele helped PSG establish a 3-2 halftime lead; Dayot Upamecano and Luis Diaz later netted to bring Bayern within one goal.
- Kompany returns to the technical area next Wednesday for the second leg, telling Prime Video: "There was such fire against Madrid. We need no less than that, we need even more, and that's all I can ask for.
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Vincent Kompany is experiencing a difficult evening in Paris in the grandstand. However, he enjoys catching up from 2:5 to 4:5. Still in Paris he makes a flaming appeal to the Bayern fans.
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Watching PSG-Bayern thriller from stands 'no fun' for suspended coach Kompany
Vincent Kompany might have been the only spectator in the Parc des Princes who didn’t enjoy watching the thrilling Champions League semifinal clash between his Bayern Munich team and Paris Saint-Germain.
Because of a lock Vincent Kompany had to follow the extraordinary 4:5 against PSG in the grandstand. He would have liked to give up the good overview. Joshua Kimmich is optimistic before the rematch. The reactions.
Where would the suspended Vincent Kompany watch the Champions League semi-final between PSG and Bayern? There was a lot of confusion about it, but our man was able to help clear up the mystery.
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Badische Neueste NachrichtenVincent Kompany is experiencing a difficult evening in Paris in the grandstand. However, he enjoys catching up from 2:5 to 4:5. Still in Paris he makes a flaming appeal to the Bayern fans.
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