Bundesliga: Augsburg 2 - 1 Bayern Munich

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 Let's take a look at all the latest reaction from Germany as Bayern Munich suffered a shock 2-1 loss at Augsburg.

All the latest comments

One fan commented on the Guardian match report of the game: "Bayern had 15 attempts on goal and 80% possession. It's not the first time they’ve dropped points at Augsburg in recent seasons. Now let’s see BVB slip up and drop points tomorrow."

Bayern are beatable, they’ve been leaking goals in almost every game, but it requires a considerable amount of luck and mental toughness to get anything from them."

Another added on the highlights video of the game: "Bayern's defence should be pace-up more. Or it's not easy against rapid attacking teams. It's better to stick 4231 formation."

This fan added: "Nagelsmann is an amazing coach and there's no doubt about it but he needs to find a way to counter those fast-paced attacks. Just like last year's DFB Pokal against Dortmund, Nagelsmann's Leipzig side was very prone to extreme high pace counter where they conceded 4 goals in the finals."

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This is how the Augsburg Twitter account responded after the match. It was a wonderful night for everyone associated with the club.

What does the result mean?

The defeat means that Dortmund can move to within a point of  Bayern with a home win over Stuttgart on Saturday. Augsburg climbed above Stuttgart and now sit in 15th position. This was their first home victory over Bayern since 2014.

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