Bayern Munich faced a setback in their Bundesliga campaign with a 3-2 defeat to struggling Bochum, failing to narrow the gap on leaders Bayer Leverkusen. Despite Jamal Musiala giving Bayern the lead, Bochum mounted a comeback, equalizing through Takuma Asano and taking the lead with goals from Keven Schlotterbeck and Kevin Stoger's penalty after Dayot Upamecano's red card.
Harry Kane's late goal for Bayern set up a tense finish, but the team couldn't avoid a third consecutive defeat. The loss maintains Leverkusen's eight-point lead at the top, having secured a 2-1 victory against Heidenheim.
Amidst the challenging period, Thomas Tuchel is expected to stay in his Bayern role, with no plans for dismissal or resignation. Club CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen emphasized the focus on upcoming matches, including the next fixture against RB Leipzig. The team is currently weathering a challenging phase following recent league and European losses.
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