After his team’s 3-1 Champions League loss to Arsenal on Wednesday night, former Manchester United goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel stated he had never seen Bayern Munich manager Vincent Kompany more furious. He claimed that upon his return to the dressing room, the Belgian coach was “visibly angry and livid.” On minute 22, Dutch defender Jurrien Timber gave Arsenal the lead, but ten minutes later, Lennart Karl tied the score for the visitors. After halftime, Mikel Arteta’s squad won 3-1 thanks to goals from Gabriel Martinelli and substitute Noni Madueke. When Kompany came to the locker room following the final whistle, Schmeichel, who was on commentator duties for CBS Sports at the Emirates, saw his response.God, oh God! Literally the opposite side of where we are is the entrance to the dressing room. He arrived first and was furious. He’s never looked like that to me. “I can comprehend it as the first goal was either a free kick or not. We’re not sure, but we can talk about it. Manuel Neuer gets trapped in no man’s land for the third goal. He will see it as individual errors in a game that he must have thought was under control. He stated, “They felt like they had it under control at 1-1.” Bayern Munich’s flawless Champions League start this season came to an end with the loss.
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