Bayern Munich's season can't find success after their Champions League quarterfinal exit to Villarreal on Tuesday regardless of whether they land their tenth consecutive Bundesliga title, mentor Julian Nagelsmann said.
The Bavarians surrendered a shock 88th moment balancer for a 1-1 draw and 2-1 total misfortune to the longshots, leaving Nagelsmann, in his first season at Bayern, with just the association title available for anyone, after their second-round German Cup exit.
Bayern are nine focuses clear of second-put Borussia Dortmund on the Bundesliga with five matches remaining.
"We are out of the German Cup, out of the Champions League. I don't think this is adequate for Bayern. We had the elimination rounds as our base goal and we neglected to accomplish it," Nagelsmann said. "It considers one of my main three losses."
The Bavarians had lost the primary leg in Spain 1-0 last week when they were fortunate not to yield more.
On Tuesday, be that as it may, they overwhelmed the game however neglected to add to Robert Lewandowski's 52nd moment strike.
Thomas Mueller came close with a plunging header before Villarreal's Samuel Chukwueze got on the break to pound the house side's expectations.
Villarreal will play Liverpool or Benfica in the last four, with the English side driving 3-1 after the primary leg in Portugal, with the return at Anfield on Wednesday.
"What happened is we lost the duel. With our exhibition today you saw the feelings and the great strategies we played. It was a remarkable inverse from the primary leg," Nagelsmann said.
"We realized they can protect. Toward the end we missed that subsequent goal. The strain was great. We guarded well. We overwhelmed them for a large part of the game yet it makes a difference little since we are dispensed with."
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