Bayern playmaker Thomas Müller said he is aware that Currently the Bundesliga players are observed more rigorously than the rest of Germany regarding the rules to fight the coronavirus, so everyone must do it to comply with the rules.
Müller – after the 0-2 victory against Union Berlin – also referred to what happens in the celebration of goals when the first impulse to run to hug a teammate. “When you are on the road you remember … there was something to attend to and you stop“Müller said.
However, the German Football League (DFL) has said that not hugging to celebrate goals is a recommendation and not a rule. “In any case, much is being done to avoid infections. But we do not forget that we are observed with more rigor than the rest of Germany and we must behave exemplary“, said.
Regarding the absence of the public, Müller admitted that it could have been a disadvantage for the Union. “When they were a single goal below and they had a corner in favor if there had been public the noise of the stadium could have made the difference, it must be admitted“Müller added that although Bayern could have played better, and that in part they played the game that Union wanted, in the end it was a fair winner.