""We always have to respect the opponent. This do or die situation gives teams a lot of strength sometimes. Everything went well for Heidenheim in the first half, but not for us.""
""I understand that not everything can always be perfect, but the way we've managed to come back again and again is not a given. Now this game is over, everyone is fit. That's what we wanted.""
Bayern Munich's head coach Vincent Kompany expressed dissatisfaction with the 3-3 draw but was pleased that the team emerged unscathed. He acknowledged the strength of the opponent and noted the team's resilience in coming back during the match. Kompany emphasized the importance of maintaining player fitness as they prepare for the upcoming Champions League match against Paris Saint-Germain. The focus now shifts to ensuring the squad is healthy and ready to address the 5-4 deficit in the competition.
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