Treble-chasing Bayern put beer showers on ice despite title win

TL;DR

Bayern Munich won their 35th Bundesliga title but postponed traditional celebrations to focus on upcoming cup matches. They are also competing for the German Cup and the Champions League.

Key points

Bayern Munich won their 35th Bundesliga title
Celebrations were postponed for upcoming cup matches
Bayern leads Borussia Dortmund by 15 points
Vincent Kompany is the coach of Bayern Munich
Bayern is also competing in the Champions League

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Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany has already turned his attention to the two other trophies on offer (Karl-Josef HILDENBRAND) (Karl-Josef HILDENBRAND/AFP/AFP) Despite sealing their 35th Bundesliga title on Sunday, Bayern Munich put the celebrations, including the traditional beer showers, on ice as they continue to chase a treble this season. Bayern came from a goal down to beat Stuttgart 4-2 to move into an unassailable 15-point lead over second-placed Borussia Dortmund with just four games remaining. While images of players chasing each other across the grass holding large glasses of beer are synonymous with Bayern's almost annual celebrations, the club delayed the festivities with Wednesday's German Cup semi-final at Bayer Leverkusen in mind. Bayern are also through to the semi-finals of the Champions League, where they face holders Paris Saint-Germain. Luis Diaz had two assists and Jamal Musiala one in the first-half, but both were subbed off at half-time ahead of the final phase of the season. "I think it's coming -- yes, it's coming," Musiala told DAZN of the traditional beer shower celebrations. "I think we're planning a proper celebration, probably at the last home game. "We're going straight to the changing rooms. I don't think much is going on right now, but definitely for the last game." Before the game, Bayern coach Vincent Kompany told DAZN: "We're now at a stage in this season where we can all live with waiting a little longer before we celebrate." After the game, Kompany turned his attention to the two other trophies on offer. "We've had very few losses this season. So many successes are possible. We're going to Leverkusen. We know it's a football match, anything can happen," Kompany said. "But we simply have the belief that we can do it. That's worth a lot in football." , who was captain for the match with rested, praised his side's ruthless title defence, but warned rivals that the Bavarian giants were not done yet. "The way we won the title was special. We've rarely won as consistently and convincingly as we did this year. "But we still have a few goals this season." dwi/bc

Q&A

Why did Bayern Munich delay their title celebrations?

Bayern Munich postponed their celebrations to concentrate on upcoming matches in the German Cup and Champions League.

Who is Bayern Munich's coach and what did he say about the team's focus?

Bayern Munich's coach is Vincent Kompany, who emphasized the team's belief in achieving further success this season.

What is Bayern Munich's current lead over Borussia Dortmund?

Bayern Munich holds a 15-point lead over second-placed Borussia Dortmund with four games remaining in the season.

Treble-chasing Bayern put beer showers on ice despite title win

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