The head coach of Bayern Munich admitted that they will no longer win the championship title

Yesterday, in the 27th round of the German Bundesliga, Bayern Munich faced Borussia Dortmund away. The visitors quickly took control of the game, and on the tenth minute, Karim Adeyemi opened the scoring.

Despite Bayern's attempts to equalize, Julian Ryerson extended Dortmund's lead in the 83rd minute. This marked Borussia Dortmund's first away victory against Bayern Munich since 2014.

Following the defeat, many fans speculated that Bayern Munich had dropped out of the title race, and Bayer Leverkusen, led by the remarkable Javi Alonso, could be congratulated on winning their first-ever German championship title. With seven matches left in the season, Leverkusen currently holds a thirteen-point lead over Thomas Tuchel's team.

Agreeing with the fans, Bayern Munich's head coach, Tuchel, admitted during an interview with Sky Germany:

"Yes, of course. It's obvious. Naturally, I have no hope left. No, no, no. After today's match, I don't need to say anything more. How many points are we behind? Thirteen?"

Following this, the coach of the "Reds" congratulated Leverkusen, who has yet to suffer a defeat in any competition this season.

Bayern Munich has had a winning streak in the Bundesliga since 2013 and has clinched eleven consecutive championship titles. However, their dominance in German football is now under threat.

Visibly disappointed, Tuchel commented:

"The game was not at a high level. There was an obvious lack of pace. We completely lacked enthusiasm."

Bayern Munich has lost hope of winning the championship title, suffered a sensational exit from the German Cup in the round of 16, and lost the Super Cup at the start of the season. The only trophy Tuchel's team can now strive for is the Champions League. It's worth noting that they will face Arsenal in the quarter-finals.