Musiala Collapses During Bayern Munich's Game with Leipzig
Musiala scored in the second half before collapsing in hot conditions, and medics treated him as Bayern finished its preseason with a 3-1 win.
- On Saturday, Bayern Munich concluded its pre-season campaign with a 3-1 victory over RB Leipzig at the Alliance Arena in Munich.
- Vincent Kompany fielded a 4-3-3 formation to test his squad, though key players Harry Kane and Michael Olise were absent from the lineup.
- Luiz Diaz broke the deadlock in the 13th minute; Nathaniel Brown restored Bayern's lead after Brajan Gruda equalized past Manuel Neuer.
- Injuries marred the match, with Centre-back Kim-min Jae exiting in the 69th minute and Jamal Musiala stretchered off after fainting only 17 minutes into play.
- The German side faces VFB Stuttgart on August 28 for its Bundesliga season opener, with recent transfer Ismael Sabari already making an impact via an assist.
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Musiala collapses during Bayern Munich's game with Leipzig
Bayern Munich midfielder, Jamal Musiala, collapsed during his team’s pre-season friendly with RB Leipzig on Saturday. The match was being played under temperatures as high as 33 degrees. Musiala appeared to have suffered from the heat during the closing stages. The Germany international had entered the game in the second half and even scored the third […] Musiala collapses during Bayern Munich’s game with Leipzig
Unexpected with Musiala. Bayern were worried because he suffered a fainting episode due to the high temperature. The post They were scared with Musiala: He fainted due to the heat in Bayern's friendly match with Leipzig (pics+vids) appeared first on in.gr.
The 23-year-old remains on the lawn for minutes at the 3-1 in the test game against RB Leipzig, before he leaves the field visibly dizzy. Konrad Laimer and Min-jae Kim are also replaced injured.
In the hardness test against Leipzig Bayern München experiences several shocking moments. Three professionals have to get out of place prematurely.
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