Bayern Munich drew away at Freiburg.

If someone says that before the game, they won't be scolded, because no one is going to bother with a psychopath, but that's the headline of the Munich Times after the game.

No one would say that Freiburg ran nine kilometres more than Bayern Munich, and the cheers were directed at Freiburg's two outstanding new signings, Halilovic and Leon Bailey, who praised their debuts and then praised the discerning management.

Of course, the most concerned is the afterglow of one shot and two passes, as the core of an eighteen-year-old championship team, he can lead the team to play a wonderful performance in such a key event, and the previous various analyses and judgments are pale, no one mentions it anymore, only bragging.

However, Sunset, who has never cared about media coverage, does not know or pay attention to these at all, but is a little proud that Rahm took the initiative to exchange jerseys with him after the game.

The draw with Bayern was a two-tiger injury, giving RB Leipzig a chance behind them, and the next day RB Leipzig beat Eintracht Frankfurt 3-0, surpassing both teams with 39 points and becoming the half-way champion of the Bundesliga.

So the catch-up continues, and after this very uplifting game, the team slowly began to have a strong team mentality, and was full of expectations for the subsequent games.

In the 18th round of the game, Freiburg continued to sit at home to face Hertha Berlin on January 29, and the team had plenty of rest and run-in time.

Leon Bailey, who scored on his debut, was the most excited one, and then there was Halilovic, who was just because he was not as outgoing as Leon Bailey, and his performance was so obvious, in fact, Halilovich, who had a greater psychological burden, was affected more deeply than Leon Bailey, who was happy and went quickly.

In addition to the excitement, the two in training are also extremely hardworking. In addition, head coach Streich deliberately contributed to the acceleration of the run-in between them, dividing the three of them into a five-man group with Wagner and Abrahi, and arranging frequent intra-team matches with the defense's seven-man group.

Sunset and Halilovic sent long balls, Wagner served as the fulcrum with his back to the ball, and Leon Bailey's quick forward shot became the key routine.

In addition, Streich also asked for more coordination and promotion in the front court to reduce the reliance on Sunset's breakthrough in the attack. It is believed that the best state is to push forward and wait for Sunset to run out of space, and then give the ball to the striker or shoot the ball backwards.

These have been tried and tested with plenty of time, and even in order to reduce the reliance on Sunset, Grifo has switched to a central midfield, replacing Abrahi and playing a role in passing.

In addition to training, Liu Ruofan arrives in Freiburg, and Sunset needs to act as a guide for the team again, introducing him to his teammates and helping him adapt to life and the team in Freiburg.

It's so busy, time passes in a blink of an eye, and the 18th round of the game is ushered in in a blink of an eye.

Hertha Berlin, with 8 wins and 3 draws and 27 points in the halfway, are in 6th place, and they have not changed much in the winter, almost out of the same list as in the first round.

Freiburg coach Streich, who said he would play well first and then see what would happen, sent his strongest squad that had been strengthened, only Petersen replaced Wagner, who had a sprained injury in training, and Günther, who had a more balanced attack and defense, replaced Follenbach, who was stronger than weaker.

As soon as the game started, Hertha Berlin put itself in the position of the weak team, not only the defensive formation shrunk back, but also the action was rough.

Seeing this, the captain of the field, Schweinsteiger, asked not to pass too much to Sunset, but to apply the quick passing of this week's training.

Realizing that this was his teammates protecting him, Sunset did not object, but began to actively respond to the situation on the field, opening the crotch for his teammates and preparing for the last pass.

That chance came in the 22nd minute, when Sunset received a pass from Schweinsteiger and was pulled by Nicholas Stark into the penalty area, sending the ball into the box in an unconventional way, and Petersen took advantage of the opportunity to score.

Sunset then started to play in the middle of the lane, taking charge of the ball, allowing Hertha Berlin to not only keep an eye on him, but also distract himself from the midfield and insert the players, especially after Grifo replaced Abrahi in the half.

In the 56th minute, Halilovic passed the ball, Sunset scored the ball to the left in the 30-meter area, and Grifo, who was following him, sent it to the right, and Leon Bailey, who was successful in the anti-offside position, got a one-handed ball, and he stabbed in the direction of the right baseline, and got rid of the attacking Hertha Berlin goalkeeper Yarsten, and then pushed the goal.

It was a very easy game, with Franz replacing Sunset with Freiburg less than 70 minutes, and then Halilovic moving forward to replace Sunset's central role.

Unlike the first game, which played the whole game, Freiburg played exceptionally easily this time, and the media said that Freiburg already had the strength of a strong team, especially the mentality.

There were no upsets in the 18th round, with RB Leipzig beating Hoffenheim 2-1 at home and Bayern winning away to Werder Bremen by the same scoreline, and it looks like the entanglement between the first group and the two promoted teams will continue.

In the 19th round, Freiburg will take on Borussia Mönchengladbach away, starting a difficult schedule of two matches in a week, and bad news has appeared one after another.

First up is Schweinsteiger, who has developed a muscle strain and will be out of action for a month to a month and a half.

Then there was Halilovic, who was unable to play in at least the 19th round of the game after a high-intensity match and a half-high intensity that left him with some knee pain and edema that had been very unsystematic in the previous Hamburg game.

Finally, there is Wagner, who, after a detailed examination, has suffered a heavier sprain than expected and will miss at least two games.

Coupled with the strained Philip, the team's injury wave came earlier than expected, which had a big impact on the team.

If it was before the winter break, it might have had a big psychological blow to the team, but after two games with Bayern and Hertha Berlin, one boosted morale and the other strengthened spirit, the team was not affected more, and rushed to Borussia Mönchengladbach with great momentum.

Borussia Mönchengladbach, who is ranked 13th with only 5 wins and 5 draws and 20 points, only won one of the 11 rounds before the winter break, so during the winter break, the former coach Schubert was replaced by the Bundesliga coach Black Gold, which showed the effect of changing the coach like a knife, Pindamstadt, away against Bayer Leverkusen, showed a strong rebound momentum.

Therefore, whether Freiburg, which has lost troops, can withstand the shortcomings of the weak lineup of the small team, defeat the rebounding Borussia Mönchengladbach away, and maintain the position of the championship group has become a small suspense.