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Vincent Kompany says Bayern Munich's season will be defined by DFB Pokal final

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Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany will not be offering any verdict on ⁠his team's season until after Saturday's German Cup final against holders VfB Stuttgart, he said on Friday.

[p]The Bavarians ‌won the Bundesliga this season with ease but missed out on a potential treble ‌when they were eliminated 6-5 on aggregate by holders [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/psg/CjhkPw0k/"]‌PSG[/a] in the Champions League semi-finals earlier in ‌May.[/p][p]This will be [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/team/bayern-munich/nVp0wiqd/"]Bayern[/a]'s first [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/game/soccer/bayern-munich-nVp0wiqd/stuttgart-nJQmYp1B/?mid=2VWWP3Cc"]German Cup final[/a] in six ‌years since they last won the domestic double.[/p][p][b]"Obviously I knew this question (of a season assessment) would come," [/b][a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/player/kompany-vincent/K6A2elS9/"]Kompany[/a] told a press conference. [b]"But ‌at the moment it is not important ⁠to evaluate the season. Tomorrow ‌we are playing a final.[/b][/p][p]"There will be an opinion by everyone ​but first we have to put on our boots and play tomorrow."[/p][embed guid="ff3eeb69-cd5c-438b-b676-80d5f09a269b" url="https://x.com/FCBayernEN/status/2057862090103181645" social-type="twitter" /][p]Kompany has won back-to-back league titles ​in his first two seasons at Bayern with his team shattering the league record for most goals in a season ⁠this year.[/p][p]Victory in Berlin ​on Saturday would also ease the frustration from their European exit at the hands of PSG.[/p][p][b]"I have the certainty that (whatever the result) it won't affect my motivation for the future. But ‌I really want a win tomorrow. That's the only thing that counts, not the analysis."[/b][/p][p]Kompany's views were echoed by Bayern captain [a href="https://www.flashscore.ca/player/kimmich-joshua/MkMrkZLc/"]Joshua Kimmich[/a] who said defeat on Saturday would not turn what has been a good season into a bad one, with Bayern having played such dominant football in Germany and Europe.[/p][p][b]"From the outside it is the titles that count,"[/b] Kimmich said. [b]"In the past few years we have been consistent ‌at a high level. We will try to win ​it but I will not judge a season based ‌on just one match.[/b][/p][p]"Whether we win or lose is something we can influence to a certain extent but I’m not measuring success just by titles.[/p][p][b]"But when you look back in 10 years' time, you want to have ⁠won as many titles as ⁠possible. So we'll give ‌it our all tomorrow,"[/b] Kimmich said.[/p]

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